UPDATE: RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE Save the Cord Foundation and WellSky are proud to welcome Dr. Julie Allickson, PhD, Director of the Regenerative Medicine Clinical Center at Wake Forest for our next edition of Share the Science on Tuesday, May 21st, 2019. Share the Science is a free webinar series focused on the cord blood industry and the latest research in this field. As always, we invite both health professionals and the general public to join us for this unique online educational series. Learn more about this exciting educational series here. Perinatal Stem Cells: The Future in Regenerative MedicinePerinatal cells offer a promising opportunity for a wide range of regenerative medicine applications because of their unique immune modulatory properties, rather than their differentiation ability. As the director of one the most prestigious centers for regenerative medicine, Dr. Allickson is in a unique position to discuss the future of perinatal stem cells as a resource in the growing field of regenerative medicine. In her presentation, Dr. Allickson will provide information on clinically translating perinatal cells in an academic facility. She will detail the steps in clinical translation of cell therapy products, review an accelerated model of translation in an academic environment and discuss the assessment of perinatal tissues and cell in pre-clinical studies. SHARE THE SCIENCE with Dr. Julie ALLICKSON, Ph.D. Director of the Regenerative Medicine Clinical Center Wake Forest University School of Medicine "Clinical Translation of Perinatal Cells in an Academic Facility" Free webinar. Open to the public. Tuesday, May 21st, 2019 - 12pm Central Daylight Time RECORDING AVAILABLE - WATCH NOW About the speaker
We wish to thank Dr. Allickson for volunteering her time to speak on
Share the Science and sharing her valuable insight on the perinatal stem cells and regenerative medicine. We also wish to also thank our generous sponsor and partner for this event, WellSky Health, who continue to support cord blood education through our “Share the Science” series. Comments are closed.
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