Bay Area RSI
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Our team consists of students from University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University. Our goal is to repair damaged hearts. We are engineering embryonic stem-like cells to recognize and bind to damaged heart cardiomyocytes, form a sheet of cells and then differentiate into cardiomyocytes in situ. Cells that fail to bind in a defined amount of time will self-destruct. | Our team consists of students from University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University. Our goal is to repair damaged hearts. We are engineering embryonic stem-like cells to recognize and bind to damaged heart cardiomyocytes, form a sheet of cells and then differentiate into cardiomyocytes in situ. Cells that fail to bind in a defined amount of time will self-destruct. | ||
Our private wiki is available at http://www.regensci.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/IGEM2007/WebHome | Our private wiki is available at http://www.regensci.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/IGEM2007/WebHome | ||
Sections of our wiki that contain copyrighted journal articles are not public. However, we are in the process of adding public pages that do not have copyright problems. | Sections of our wiki that contain copyrighted journal articles are not public. However, we are in the process of adding public pages that do not have copyright problems. | ||
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+ | [[Activation of Stem Cell Effectors]] |
Revision as of 21:16, 26 October 2007
Bay Area RSI Team
Our team consists of students from University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University. Our goal is to repair damaged hearts. We are engineering embryonic stem-like cells to recognize and bind to damaged heart cardiomyocytes, form a sheet of cells and then differentiate into cardiomyocytes in situ. Cells that fail to bind in a defined amount of time will self-destruct.
Our private wiki is available at http://www.regensci.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/IGEM2007/WebHome Sections of our wiki that contain copyrighted journal articles are not public. However, we are in the process of adding public pages that do not have copyright problems.
Goals Autonomous Differentiation Timed Stem Cell Self-Destruction Stem Cell Tissue Targeting Activation of Stem Cell Effectors