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Charlene Betourney

Left, imaging of healthy neurons from mouse brain. Right, imaging of damaged neurons by PD protein clumps.

 Neuroscience March 12, 2020

‘Natural killer’ cells could halt Parkinson’s progression

image of Samantha Spellicy, graduate student of the Stice lab

 Neuroscience January 14, 2020

Exosomes promote remarkable recovery in stroke

illustration of cell therapies

 Neuroscience December 16, 2019

Use your own cells to fight disease

Steven Stice, left, and Lohitash Karumbaiah

 Neuroscience December 12, 2019

To the brain, straight from the vein

Lohitash Karumbaiah at work in his lab.

 Health & Medicine September 10, 2019

Existing drug could treat aggressive brain cancer

RBC

 Campus News August 15, 2019

RBC graduate students take part in STEMapalooza

Swine

 Health & Medicine June 20, 2019

Pigs help scientists understand human brain

University of Georgia Researcher Steven Stice

 Health & Medicine May 10, 2019

Medical researcher is using our own cells to cure disease

Lohitash Karumbaiah and members of his laboratory

 Neuroscience August 24, 2018

Brain injury in a dish

image of exosomes and neurons

 Neuroscience February 15, 2018

Stem-cell based stroke treatment repairs brain tissue