Differentiation and Maturation of Cerebral Organoids from APOE3/APOE4 Stem Cell Lines

Subject Area

Biology

Description

Christopher Walsh ’23, Majors: Biology and Psychology
Hayden Lens ’23, Major: Biology
Colin Luca ’23, Major: Biology
Isabella Glennon ’25, Majors: Biology and Psychology
Ryan Fodero ’23, Economics
Faculty Mentor: Dr. Chuck Toth, Biology

The APOE4 gene is a high-risk factor for the development of Alzheimer’s Disease in humans. In our project, we have grown cerebral organoids (mini-brains) using induced pluripotent stem cells containing the APOE4/APOE3 mutation. After the organoids were fully grown, they were tested from biomarkers commonly found in Alzheimer’s Disease.

Publisher

Providence College

Date

4-26-2022

Type

Poster

Language

English

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