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One of the most dramatic scientific developments in recent years is the use of stem cells to make self-organising 3D models of a variety of different organs and tissues. As brain organoids and stem cell-based embryo models become increasingly sophisticated, is a new regulatory regime now required?
Professor Emily Jackson considers this issue in the 2024 Lisa Jardine Memorial Lecture, an annual lecture that pays tribute to the life and work of Jesus College's first female Fellow.
One of the most dramatic scientific developments in recent years is the use of stem cells to make self-organising 3D models of a variety of different organs and tissues. As brain organoids and stem cell-based embryo models become increasingly sophisticated, is a new regulatory regime now required?
Professor Emily Jackson considers this issue in the 2024 Lisa Jardine Memorial Lecture, an annual lecture that pays tribute to the life and work of Jesus College's first female Fellow.
