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Scientists in the HSCI Skin Program are using stem cells to regenerate tissue without scarring.
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Skin Program
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The Skin Program of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute is devoted to generating synergistic interdisciplinary collaborations focused on the fundamental roles of cutaneous stem cells in health and disease. Areas of special interest include the function of...
Skin Program
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Program under development. Inaugural symposium scheduled for November 3, 2015. For more information, and to register for this free event, please visit the webpage at: http://hsci.harvard.edu/event/inaugural-hsci-skin-program-symposium?del…
Inaugural HSCI Skin Program Symposium
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This program is offered free of charge to our research community, but registration is required. Please visit the registration webpage at: https://hsci.formstack.com/forms/hsci_skin_program_symposium Attendance by HSCI members from across the different...
Call for Proposals: HSCI Skin Program 2020 Incubator Awards
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Award amount $50,000 per project per year for one year Posted Date Monday, February 10, 2020 | Updated March 23, 2020 Deadline for application Friday, May 1, 2020 Anticipated award date Tuesday, September 1, 2020* (*disbursement of funds may be delayed by...
Skin Regeneration and Rejuvenation
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Whether through injury or simple wear and tear, the skin’s integrity and function can be easily compromised. Although this impacts billions of people worldwide, little is known about how to prevent skin degeneration. The Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI)...
HSCI Skin Program Seminar
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Christine Lian and Natasha Frank Epigenetic Reprogramming of ABCB5+ Melanoma Stem Cells via Targeting DNA Hydroxymethylation https://partners.zoom.us/j/9240930305
HSCI Disease Program Seminar Series
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Hosted by HSCI Skin Program Register by clicking here. Presenters: George F. Murphy, MD | BWH A tale of two diseases (and why age matters) Diana Wang, DDS, DMSc candidate | Murphy-Lian Lab, BWH ATF3: An overlooked transcription factor for melanoma...
Disease Programs
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Through disease-specific programs, HSCI channels its world-class resources — both intellectual and technological — toward some of the most prevalent, devastating diseases for which stem cell research can hold promise. Blood Program Led by Daniel G. Tenen...
Our protective outer layer
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Reposted from Brigham Clinical & Research News Throughout our lives, our skin goes through a lot. We get sunburns, we skin our knees, we bleed, we scar and we do it again. Our skin is our largest organ and, in many ways, serves as our protector. Beyond...