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In the News...

March 2, 2011: Researchers Focus on Human Stem Cells for Spinal Cord Injury Repair

Dec 15, 2010: Mathematical and Experimental Approaches to Identify and Predict the Effects of Chemotherapy on Neuroglial Precursors.

Aug 2, 2010: Kelcie Sprentall accepted into SUNY Upstate Medical University.

May 26, 2010: Amy Braun accepted into Stanford University graduate program.

May 24, 2010: New Facility Will Accelerate Stem Cell Research

March 25, 2010: URMC Receives $4.5 Million in NYS Stem Cell Grants (Read more).

Podcast on Stem Cells
SOS009 by Sam Wise

April 22, 2008:URMC Press Release regarding the 5-FU paper (Read more).

April 22, 2008:The latest news surrounding a recently published 5-FU paper by Mark, Margot, Roulan Han and colleagues (Read more).

April 27, 2006:Novel Stem Cell Technology Leads to Better Spinal Cord Repair. (read more)

Welcome to the Noble Laboratory!

This is the Home Page for the Noble Laboratory at the University of Rochester. We are located in room 2.9838 in the KMRB and are a part of the Biomedical Genetics Department. Our current students are from various departments, including Genetics, Pathology & Molecular Medicine and Pharmacology & Physiology.

Our Laboratory works closely with the Pröschel and Mayer-Pröschel Laboratories.

In-depth News

Follow this link to read more about recently published papers, funding awards, conference presentations and more (FYI).

Information for Prospective Students

The increasing understanding of stem cell biology provides us with significant new opportunities to understand development, mechanisms of injury and approaches to regeneration. Development of a sophisticated understanding of the general principles underlying precursor cell function will increase our ability to use stem cells, or the more restricted precursor cells derived from them, to successfully repair damaged tissue either by cell transplantation or by recruitment of endogenous stem cells/precursor cells.

Web Scheduler

Click here to go to the Web-based scheduler for the microscopes, cryotome, etc.

Laboratory Information

Click here for an up-to-date Lab Meeting Calendar.

Click here for the MSDS database.

Click here for annual safety training.

Click here for the Lab SOP Training Manual (password protected).

Click here for the SOP Signature page.

Click here for The Lineage.