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3-Minute Interview - San Francisco: Shinya Yamanaka
The 3-minute interview with Shinya Yamanaka
- The acclaimed Japanese embryonic stem cell scientist joined the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease this summer, where he will serve as a senior investigator in stem cell biology and a professor of anatomy at UC San Francisco. While still at Kyoto University in August 2006, Yamanaka was the first scientist to report, in the journal Cell, on a new method for “reprogramming” skin cells from mice into cells that mimic embryonic stem cells.
- The acclaimed Japanese embryonic stem cell scientist joined the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease this summer, where he will serve as a senior investigator in stem cell biology and a professor of anatomy at UC San Francisco. While still at Kyoto University in August 2006, Yamanaka was the first scientist to report, in the journal Cell, on a new method for “reprogramming” skin cells from mice into cells that mimic embryonic stem cells.
