Work on a project to investigate human development and develop next-generation regenerative therapies; study various issues related to tissue development, developmental biology, and the generation of artificial tissues and cells such as blood cells to study human development at the early embryogenesis; contribute to the experiments and projects to develop human tissues in the lab using cell and molecular biology methods; study mouse models to test the functionality of developed cells from human stem cells.

Ph.D. in Cell biology, reproductive biology, Molecular biology, or any other related area

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