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Study of embryonic stem cells will further our understanding of developmental biology which will lead to a better understanding of embryogenesis potentially leading to currently unavailable treatments for debilitating congenital disorders
Epibone's work builds on the discovery from developmental biology that stem cells can transform into any part of the body.
and developmental biology at Yale university. Isaacs left Church's lab at Harvard to start his own at Yale.
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