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USC Stem Cell

@USCStemCell
USC Stem Cell unites 100 research faculty members from all disciplines across the university. These researchers collaborate to translate discoveries into cures.
Los Angeles, CA
stemcell.keck.usc.edu
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    Aug 14
    Congratulations to Stephanie Zazueta, 2026 Incoming KSOM Dean's Master's Scholar, and Gayatri Raut, recipient of the Dr. Rodolfo Montes Scholarship! These awards support outstanding students in research-focused master's programs. Congrats to both!
    Recognizing the Keck School of Medicine of USC master’s scholarship recipients
    From keck.usc.edu
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    Aug 4
    POV: You're inside a kidney. 🔬 Watch to the end to see the filtration system at the microscopic level. 📸 Courtesy of Zhongwei Li, USC Stem Cell, whose work focuses on kidney regeneration and rebuilding the kidney.
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    Jul 30
    USC researchers have developed a new “black box” tool to measure the softness of tumor cells, an insight that could be crucial for more effective cancer treatment. Read more:
    Finding a Tumor's Soft Spot to Power-up Immunotherapy - USC Viterbi | School of Engineering
    From viterbischool.usc.edu
  • @USCStemCell
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    Jul 15
    Congratulations to Dr. Eda Atmaca on successfully defending her PhD dissertation! Her groundbreaking research on ZNF462 and human neurodevelopment advances our understanding of Weiss-Kruszka syndrome and lays the foundation for future discoveries in neurodevelopmental disorders.
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  • @USCStemCell
    USC Stem Cell
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    Jul 8
    New research from @USCLeonardDavis, led by Bérénice Benayoun, PhD, a PI from USC Stem Cell, found that altering the gut microbiome improved ovarian function in mice, offering new insights into fertility and reproductive aging. Read more:
    Fecal Transplants from Older Mice Significantly Improve Ovarian Function and Fertility in Younger...
    From gero.usc.edu