Harvard Stem Cell Institute

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We are a scientific collaborative aimed at fulfilling the promise of stem cells.

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HSCI has pushed the field of stem cell biology forward and made substantial progress toward the ultimate goal of truly understanding disease processes and development of treatments.

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We continue to foster collaboration among researchers doing stem cell-related science at Harvard, its affiliated hospitals, and beyond, so that therapies can be developed and brought to the clinic.

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HSCI relies on the generosity of its donors. By making a gift you will be helping to support research aimed at developing new therapies for a wide range of serious diseases.

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Home » People » Affiliated Faculty » M. William Lensch, PhD

M. William Lensch, PhD

Affiliation: Children's Hospital
Email: mathew.lensch@childrens.harvard.edu

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