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The next hESC Training Course

October 18th-22nd, 2010

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NEW COURSE HANDBOOK

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Amaxa Shuttle: 96 well electroporation

get 80% efficiency with hESCs!

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Easily knockdown genes in hESCs using MISSION shRNA Lentiviral Tools

follow this link for our protocol on Sigma's Web Site

Download the Core Facility Poster for the 2008 ISSCR meeting (11mb PDF)

EVOS Microscope Systems
is now in the SCRC Core Facility

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Test your valueable Stem Cells for Mycoplasma,

and 16 Common Human Pathogens!

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MISSION: One of the missions of the Stem Cell Research Center (SCRC), a new laboratory adjacent to the W.M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience, is to facilitate the education and training of NJ scientists in the field of human stem cell research.  The center's activity will help NJ scientists compete in the growing human stem cell field and provide a support system to expedite research and future funding. 

SERVICES: Within the SCRC, Dr. Rick Cohen heads a hESC core facility, and training course, which is staffed by Keck Center and Rutgers specialists.  This course is funded by a generous grant from the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology and supported by many Biotech partners.


PARTNERS: By working with Scientist and Physicians from Rutgers, UMDNJ-RWJMS, and Somerset Medical Center to obtain fresh human tissue, the Core is also able to offer human cells from; placenta, bone marrow, foreskin, and brain.  Please inquire.

SUPPORT: Our center is supported by the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology, The Satell Foundation and Rutgers University.

for more information contact: info@stemcellcourse.org
W.M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience