Скачать или смотреть Cancer Stem Cells with Sandra Dillon, Tannishtha Reya, Rob Signer, and Karen Aboody

(03:52 - Cancer Stem Cells: A Patient's Perspective - Sandra Dillon, 09:55 - Targeting Stem Cell Signals in Cancer Progression and Therapy Resistance - Tannishtha Reya, 22:57 - Stem Cell Regulation by the Proteostasis Network - Rob Signer, 38:14 - Neural Stem Cell Targeted Anti-Cancer Therapies: From Bench to Bedside - Karen Aboody, 53:54 - Q&A) How are stem cells being used to treat cancer and develop future therapies? Hear from patients, physicians and researchers in this engaging panel.


Moderated by Scott Lippman, MD, UC San Diego
Sandra Dillon: Patient Perspective
Tannishtha Reya, PhD, UC San Diego: Targeting stem cell signals in cancer progression and therapy resistance
Robert A.J. Signer, PhD, UC San Diego: Stem cell regulation by the proteostasis network
Karen Aboody, MD, City of Hope: Neural Stem Cell Targeted Anti-Cancer Therapies: From Bench to Bedside Recorded on 09/15/2020. [Show ID: 36361]

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