The Science of Stem Cells
American Museum of Natural History via Coursera
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Taught by
Dr. Zehra Dincer
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Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 3 reviews
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Jackie Garceau completed this course, spending 5 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
This course was an excellent introduction to the stem cells and allowed me to develop the stem cell literacy quickly. The course is about 5-weeks long with deadlines for each module. That said, you can work ahead and finish the course as soon as you like (which I really appreciate!). Videos and resources are great for learning, and quizzes make sure that you're grasping information and demonstrating your knowledge. It was well organized and concise that it makes it easy to learn, play around, and spend more time on the various topics. I also would like to acknowledge that it gives you multiple tools to seek out/research extra information if you want to. -
Anonymous is taking this course right now.
I'm Family Nurse Practitioner would like taking this course for treatment of orthopedic and dermatology disease. I want to know where I can take a training. Appreciate your help. -
Komal Chauhan is taking this course right now.
Stem cell reviews and reports cover contemporary emerging areas in stem cell publication of reviews original data reports protocol novel and hypothesis and commentaries