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Specially commissioned lectures by leading world experts.
The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection
New Releases for December
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This month’s new release to The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection features talks by academic and industry experts on viral latency, giant cell arteritis, migraine comorbidities, research dissemination and much more.
This month’s addition to the series Periodic Reports: Advances in Clinical Interventions and Research Platforms is the two part talk on ‘Bone marrow mesenchymal cells’ by the late Prof. Arnold I. Caplan, former Director of the Skeletal Research Center, Case Western Reserve University (USA), who sadly passed away soon after recording this talk in 2024. We thank and acknowledge Prof. Caplan for his lasting contributions to the field.
In his talk, Prof. Caplan provides an overview of so-called mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) – a term he introduced in the late 1980s – while emphasising that they are not true stem cells. Although MSCs can form many tissue types in vitro, they do not behave as stem cells in the body. Instead, MSCs originate from perivascular pericytes and act as medicinal signalling cells, sensing damage, secreting targeted therapeutic molecules, modulating immunity and pain, and triggering longer-lasting regulatory cascades – all functions, Prof. Caplan argues, that make them central to future regenerative therapies.
Kind regards,
The Editorial Team
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Bone marrow mesenchymal cells
Prof. Arnold I. Caplan
Skeletal Research Center Case Western Reserve University, USA
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Adaptive fungal immunity
Dr. Michail Lionakis
National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases, NIH, USA
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Migraine comorbidities
Prof. Dawn C. Buse
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA
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The importance of adherence in the treatment of psoriasis
Prof. Steve Feldman
Wake Forest University School of Medicine, UK
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Strategies for disseminating your findings and publication ethics
Dr. Evie Kendal
Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
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Update on giant cell arteritis (GCA)
Dr. Alison Clifford
University of Alberta, Canada
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Neisseria meningitidis
Dr. Sarah Fouch
University of Portsmouth, UK
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Genetic and endosymbiont-based tools for mosquito and arbovirus control
Dr. Perran Ross
The University of Melbourne, Australia
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Viral latency
Dr. Iart Luca Shytaj
University of Bristol, UK
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KRAS pathway and mutations in cancer
Dr. Kayoko Tanaka
University of Leicester, UK
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New in Introduction to Gross Anatomy for Medicine
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Anatomy of the back: muscles and clinical anatomy
Dr. Joanna Matthan
Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, UK
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Anatomy of the back: surface and gross anatomy
Dr. Joanna Matthan
Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, UK
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Essential anatomy of the cranial cavity and brain
Prof. Iain D. Keenan
Newcastle University, UK
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Anatomy of the orbit and the eye
Dr. Asha Venkatesh
University of Aberdeen, UK
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New Research and Clinical Interviews
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Recent key advancements in research on RNA-based therapies
Prof. John P. Cooke
Houston Methodist Research Institute, USA
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Air pollution and venous thromboembolism: a new link revealed in the MESA study
Prof. Pamela Lutsey
University of Minnesota, USA
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