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Loh Laboratory

We employ human pluripotent stem cells to reconstitute and understand developmental biology. We are mapping the branching lineage choices through which human pluripotent stem cells differentiate into over two dozen different types of cells. Guided by this developmental roadmap, we have created nearly-pure batches of human blood, blood vessel, bone, liver, and other cells from pluripotent stem cells. This is opening new opportunities for regenerative medicine and is helping us to explore fundamental mechanisms of developmental biology.

Science

At each step of differentiation, we are defining the combinations and timings of extracellular signals that have to be precisely turned on or off to convert human pluripotent stem cells into a specific cell-type, while repressing the formation of unwanted cell-types. 

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Loh Laboratory, 265 Campus Drive
Lorry I. Lokey Stem Cell Research Building, Rm G3105
Stanford, CA 94305 USA