Mitalipov: Creating embryonic stem cells to replace diseased mitochondrial DNA (2015)
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Gene therapy
Immunochemistry staining highlights stem cell colonies grown on feeder cells in OHSU research aimed at developing therapies for mitochondrial disease. (OHSU)
Gene therapy
Stem cell colonies grow on feeder cells in a laboratory working to advance treatments for mitochondrial disease at OHSU. (OHSU)
Gene therapy
Neuronal progenitor cells differentiated from stem cells developed through somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) are shown in an image from research published by OHSU scientists. (OHSU)
Gene therapy
Fibroblasts derived from patients with mitochondrial disease are used in gene therapy research at OHSU. (OHSU)
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