The Science of Stem Cells
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The Science of Stem Cells at Coursera Overview
Duration | 10 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Official Website | Explore Free Course |
Credential | Certificate |
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The Science of Stem Cells at Coursera Course details
- What promise do stem cells hold for the treatment of medical conditions? In this five-part online course you will explore the history and basic biology of stem cells, learn about new research techniques, and find out how stem cells could lead to cures for diseases and to individualized medicine. You will hear from Museum scientists, medical researchers at the frontiers of the field, and a panel of bioethics experts who will address the ethical implications of stem cell research and therapy. Learn what has already been accomplished, what challenges remain, and what medical breakthroughs may lie ahead.
The Science of Stem Cells at Coursera Curriculum
Introduction to Stem Cells
Welcome to The Science of Stem Cells
Introduction to the Course
How Stem Cells Differentiate
History of Stem Cells
Why are Stem Cells Important?
Stem Cells in Other Organisms
Syllabus
Related Resources
Stem Cell Glossary
Module One: What do you know?
Module One: What have you learned?
How Do Stem Cells Work?
Introduction to Module Two
Cell differentiation, Therapeutic Cloning & Chimeras: Part One
Cell differentiation, Therapeutic Cloning & Chimeras: Part Two
Cloning and Genetic Engineering: How and Why?
Module Two: What do you know?
Module Two: What have you learned?
Using Stem Cells to Study Disease
Introduction to Module Three
Reprogramming and Genome Editing for Disease Modeling
Stem Cells: Developing New Cures
Diabetes in a Dish: Using Stem Cells to Study Disease
Module Three: What do you know?
Module Three: What have you learned?
Using Stem Cells to Treat Disease
Introduction to Module Four
Stem Cells in the Adult Human Retinal Pigment Epithelium and Their Therapeutic Potential
Myths About Adult (Somatic) Stem Cells
Developmental Neuroscientist Dr. Sally Temple Wants to Help Prevent Blindness?and Looks to the Future
Module Four: What do you know?
Module Four: What have you learned?
The Bioethics of Stem Cell Research and Therapy
Introduction to The Bioethics of Stem Cell Research and Therapy and Conclusion
The Bioethics of Stem Cell Research and Therapy: Part One
The Bioethics of Stem Cell Research and Therapy: Part Two
Module Five: What do you know?
Module Five: What have you learned?
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