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The Graduate Program in Cell Biology, Stem Cells and Development
(CSD) at the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine offers
training in these 3 overlapping areas, with an emphasis on how
cells and tissues renew, integrate and change in response to molecular
signals in development, homeostasis and disease.
In November 2007, our Graduate Program (formerly named Cell & Developmental
Biology) joined with the Charles C. Gates Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Biology Program, greatly enhancing graduate student
training opportunities and allowing us to expand our name to “Cell
Biology, Stem Cells and Development.”
Our faculty guide our students through a rigorous curriculum,
combining coursework and laboratory research, that will transform
them into independent scientists with the potential for successful
careers in biomedical research.
Faculty participating in the CSD Program hail from 8 diverse biomedical
departments, yet are intellectually linked through our graduate
program by their common research interests. Moreover, our
38 faculty members and their labs further align themselves with,
but are not restricted to, 1 or more of the following 6 research
sub-areas under the umbrella of our CSD Program.
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