From Stem Cells to Beta Cells: Maike Sander, M.D. at TEDxDelMar
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- Our theme for TEDxDelMar 2011 was "A Search For A Cure". In this video, Dr. Sander gives us her talk entitled "From Stem Cells to Beta Cells".
Dr. Sander is an expert in pancreatic stem cell biology and has over twenty years of experience in medicine and academic research. After graduating with an M.D. from the University of Heidelberg Medical School in Germany, she conducted research at UC San Francisco. Dr. Sander held faculty appointments at Hamburg Medical School, Germany, and UC Irvine before accepting her current position as Professor of Pediatrics and Cellular & Molecular Medicine at UC San Diego. She is an elected member of the American Society of Clinical Investigation, a member of the NIH-Beta Cell Biology Consortium.
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As a T1 with complications, I thank you all for the work you have dedicated your lives too😊. The advancements I have seen over the 39 years of my T1 journey have been amazing. The opportunity of healing research holds within my lifetime completes those unfinished conversations throughout my T1 journey. Thank you for holding this TED talk to bring more awareness to this disease & research.
Dr.Roep city of hope Inverse Vaccine for T1D phase 1 successful.
This is phenomenal information. I am a type 1 diabetic of 41 years. Currently on an insulin pump. Would love to be part of any studies or research. Thank you for this very encouraging video.!!!
It has been more than 10 years since the release of this video.
very interesting talk - now I know.
T2D sing me up 🙏
One question. Let's say we have fully functional beta cells from iPS cells to avoid applying life-long immunosuppressive drugs, still these transplanted cells are going to be attacked by immune cells as they did at the first place (in type 1 diabetes). What are the ways to get around it besides immunosuppressive therapy?
Excuse me. Didn't you Listen properly!??? Omg. Minibags that shield the cells. Re-watch nearer the ending
@@greg1mcintosh844 it doesn't matter much Viacyte failed miserably the results fell short of Viacyte’s ambitions to create a functional cure. Despite the new cells, the patient still needed to take insulin to control her disease. So what's the point ? When they should gave tried working with type 2's first because the immune system is running rogue.
@@vincentwiese8414 lol 2 years later! Haha. Ok well anyway I want to revisit new stem cell advances again now anyway as I got distracted from it what with "pandemic" and I need to re watch this and refresh my mind on the matter but either way it seems the way of the future in medicine. Gonna re watch this and get back to you... Thanks
City of Hope research institue making a vaccine that will train immune system not to attack beta cells
@@MuhammadHanif-lj8ry it's not a Vaccine they are supposedly beta cells the immune system doesn't recognize. Don't get your Hope's up 90% of research is a scam just a way to get Grant money and donations money just to milk that cash cow like Dr Denise Faustman she is a fraud.
Hello my name is Hope
I'm very interested in the Beta system Cells. I know I would like to do this trial. How do I go about it. In in Tampa. Please please. What ro do. I don't have an phone # to call to someone there to find our more. Please I'm looking for help. I have been checking on the Beta Cell and I decided to check if there was something to place Beta Cells in me and how. I got my answers from you.
Please reply I'm really interested in this procedure please please reply.thank you , Hope
10 needle sticks a day? Try 2-3 😂