One of the defining features of stem cells is their ability to self-renew, or make carbon copies of themselves while remaining in an undifferentiated state. Now researchers have discovered a key gene which enables cells to remain in this undifferentiated state.
is a publication by Science in Society, a Northwestern University research center for science outreach and public engagement.
Mather Science Explorers pairs scientists (Science Education Fellows) with small groups of freshmen biology students to help students build science skills and achieve academic success in the transition to high school.
Support and training includes:
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