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  • New study highlights need for careful evaluation of stem cell gene regulation
    11 May 2012
    A large international team of scientists, including CSIRO’s Dr Andrew Laslett, has shown that the way specific genes are regulated in human stem cells is affected by how the cells are grown in the laboratory. The findings have important implications for the use of stem cells to model disease-in-a-dish for certain conditions.
  • Stem Cells Australia holds inaugural scientific retreat
    29 April 2012
    Held in April, the 2012 Retreat provided an opportunity for researchers, students and invited guests to meet and discuss scientific progress. A key feature of this year's meeting was hearing from our junior postdoctoral researchers and postgraduate students.
  • Research has implications for paediatric brain damage
    17 April 2012
    Recently published research from SCA scientists provides hope for eventual development of stem cell therapies for paediatric neurological conditions such as spinal muscular atrophy and cerebral palsy
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