Tesar Laboratory

Tesar Lab graduate student Dan Factor attended and presented his work "Epigenomic analysis identifies cell type specific regulatory elements of distinct pluripotent states" at a conference in China. The conference was Cold Spring Harbor Asia: Epigenetics, Chromatin & Transcription and held in Suzhou Dushu Lake China.

This review by Paul Tesar and Bob Miller is of work conducted at the University of Rochester in the lab of Steven Goldman. The Goldman lab identified CD140a as an appropriate marker of human oligodendrocyte progenitor cells.

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Paul Tesar was named one of four Robertson Investigators of the New York Stem Cell Foundation in 2010.
The Robertson Investigator Award is awarded to early career investigators exploring the therapeutic potential of human stem cells. Winners are singled out for their potential to innovate in the field of Translational Stem Cell Research.

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Check out our recently published paper in Nature Methods: "Rapid and robust generation of functional oligodendrocyte progenitor cells from epiblast stem cells"

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