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Cell Your Idea

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by Laura and Yana

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Welcome to Cell Your Idea, the podcast where science meets innovation! We have a passion for exploring the fascinating world of biotechnology and cutting-edge scientific advancements. Our mission is to bridge the gap between laboratory breakthroughs and real-world applications by sharing insightful conversations with experts in the fields of chemistry, biology, and related disciplines. We bring you stories of scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are pushing the boundaries of knowledge and turning their innovative ideas into reality.

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November 12, 2024

Heart Innovations: Dr Hofbauer on the Science of Cardioids

In this episode, we’re joined by Pablo Hofbauer, co-founder of HeartBeat.bio and a leading innovator in self-organizing cardiac organoids, known as cardioids. Pablo shares his journey into biotechnology and explores how cardioids are transforming cardiac drug discovery. We discuss their applications in studying genetic mutations, the significant advantages they offer over traditional 2D models, and their potential to inform future therapies. Pablo also provides insights into the complex process of commercializing scientific research, covering topics from patent strategies to funding challenges. Additionally, he highlights the impact of AI and robotics in enhancing research at HeartBeat.bio. This episode offers an exciting insight into heart health and the evolving landscape of biotech innovation. Timestamps 00:00:49 Introduction to Pablo 00:02:45 What are cardioids? 00:03:59 The Role of Personalised Medicine 00:05:14 Mutations Studies using CRISPR Genetic Engineering 00:08:03 Traditional 2D models vs 3D models of the Heart Chamber 00:13:04 Cell therapy: Pig Heart Transplanted 00:15:06 Future Potential Therapies 00:17:52 Challenges in Commercialisation of Research 00:19:10 Intellectual Property - Patents 00:20:20 Securing funding - Scientific Pitching 00:21:55 Company Partnerships - Robotics 00:23:32 Hitting Milestones 00:26:03 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning 00:27:35 Advice for Aspiring Scientists 00:28:38 Fun Fact

October 18, 2024

Human Metabolism in Bitesize

This episode explores the topic of metabolism! We discuss biochemical processes, common myths surrounding metabolism and recent scientific findings. The conversation also touches on the rise of drugs like “Ozempic”, initially developed for diabetes but now used for weight loss. We also explain the science behind fasting and its impact on cellular health and longevity. This should be of interest to those curious about novel approaches and technology in the field of metabolism. Timestamp 00:00:15 Introduction to Metabolism 00:02:45 Debunking Common Myths 00:08:53 Weight Loss Drugs 00:12:37 Fasting and Cellular Biology 00:20:46 Conclusion of Discussion 00:21:38 Fun Fact References - Review with a summary table of all rapamycin clinical trials up to date (Konopka et al., 2023). - Caloric Restriction and Aging: Studies in Mice and Monkeys (Anderson et al., 2009). - Cellular mechanisms of Fasting (Mihaylova et al., 2018). - Fasting enhances stem cell function (Imada et al., 2024) - Periodic diet mimics fasting and promotes multi-system regeneration (Brandhorst et al., 2015)

February 1, 2024

Sleep Science with Prof Jason Rihel

Our first guest is Prof Jason Rihel, joins us as we discuss sleep. We start off with circadian rhythms, highlighting seasonal affective disorder (winter depression), then continue into understanding the science of sleep, touching on modulation by substances like alcohol, caffeine and cannabis, and then we focus on sleep disorders and diseases related to sleep such as insomnia and Alzheimer’s disease, respectively! Timestamps: 00:00:00 Introduction to Prof Jason Rihel’s Academic Background 00:04:15 Circadian rhythms in zebrafish vs humans 00:05:28 Blind Cavefish, do they have circadian clocks? 00:10:15 Seasonal affective disorder - how light affects humans 00:13:20 Breaking down the sleep stages 00:17:20 What happens to you when you lose sleep? 00:18:58 Alcohol and Caffeine on Sleep 00:22:00 CBD and THC on Sleep 00:26:54 Insomnia 00:29:43 Melatonin 00:34:24 Sleep and Neurodegenerative Diseases 00:40:20 Influence of genetics on Sleep 00:43:35 Genetic Enigma - Superhumans? 00:45:13 Naps 00:46:56 Sleep Hygiene 00:52:06 Fun fact Elephant seal diving research paper: Jessica M. Kendall-Bar et al. , Brain activity of diving seals reveals short sleep cycles at depth. Science 380,260-265(2023). DOI:<a href="https://doi.org/10.1126/science.adf0566">10.1126/science.adf0566</a>

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What is Cell Your Idea?: Welcome to Cell Your Idea, the podcast where science meets innovation! We have a passion for exploring the fascinating world of biotechnology and cutting-edge scientific advancements. Our mission is to bridge the gap between laboratory breakthroughs and real-world applications by sharing insightful conversations with experts in the fields of chemistry, biology, and related disciplines.

We bring you stories of scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are pushing the boundaries of knowledge and turning their innovative ideas into reality.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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