Potent biology : stem cells, cloning, and regeneration

The Resource Potent biology : stem cells, cloning, and regeneration
Label
Potent biology : stem cells, cloning, and regeneration
Title remainder
stem cells, cloning, and regeneration
Statement of responsibility
produced by Sutherland Media Productions, Inc. for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute ; producer, Ann DeStefano Sutherland ; director, Wally Ashby
Title variation
Stem cells, cloning, and regeneration
Contributor
Subject
Language
eng
Summary
Stem cells are fundamental to biology. In the course of embryonic development, stem cells generate all the specialized cells that populate body tissues like muscle, the nervous system, and blood. In adults, reserves of stem cells repair and regenerate tissues damaged by disease and wounding. Because of the potential of stem cells to generate fresh, healthy cells, there is a huge interest in cultivating them to treat various diseases. This year's Holiday Lectures will explore exciting progress toward the goal of harnessing stem cells to treat diabetes, nerve damage, and heart disease--WWW page of biointeractive.org
Cataloging source
NLM
Characteristic
videorecording
Credits note
Executive producers, Thomas R. Cech, Peter J. Burns ; producer, Dennis Liu
Language note
Includes English subtitles
LC call number
QH588.S83
LC item number
P677 2007
NLM call number
  • 2007 AV-0266
  • QU 325
Runtime
http://bibfra.me/vocab/marc/unknown
Series statement
Holiday lectures on science
Technique
animation and live action
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