Hans Clevers (Hubrecht I., UU) 1: Discovery and Characterization of Adult Stem Cells in the Gut

[@RyanJacobHall]

I think a lot of people miss that this man is the founder of organoid research and confetti mice. He’s on track for a Nobel prize.

[@catherinee.422]

By far, he’s my favorite speaker alongside Edmund Fischer. I’ve been intrigued by so many facets of biology, but i’d have to say molecular and developmental biology take the cake, and he explains it so well. You can tell he’s passionate about the topic, too.

[@firSound]

This was fantastic! I'd love for iBiology to do a series on lab techniques, instrumentation used etc. Seeing techniques and instrumentation for a study like this would be invaluable, particularly if the choices or motivations for why a particular technique or method was chosen over another.

[@khangluu4899]

A great speaker coupled with a great topic! Fantastic video! Thank you so much!

[@seanhuang5714]

So elegant design and elucidation of gut stem cell,thanks! Waiting for next one.

[@NeonsStyleHD]

WOW!!! You're a great speaker. As you talk I keep coming up with questions, then as soon as I do you answer it for me. Fascinating talk. Thank you :D

[@thetitansfan02]

This was absolutely incredible! Also this guy is really good at explaining the concepts

[@CONCIERTOSCL]

I expect their group get the novel prize one day!

[@NormanChan-s6e]

This is an amazing video. Thanks for posting!

[@dpatulea]

I'm not in this field and i understood what he said. It's amazing. Good job! Lovely

[@leilagingil]

Why they didn’t use GFP for multipotency? Or tracking the cells?

[@alexandradimitriou4595]

Congratulation for your innovative work!

[@leongjack7587]

Amazing works

[@NeonsStyleHD]

Does this mean in this case of the Villus, that stomach cancer can be controlled by controlling this APC protein?

[@zohrehsharafian2802]

Thanks for the fantastic organoid lectures! very appreciated !

[@dhiahassen9414]

Whe i watch this guy talking , it is diffrent , i always understand

[@ragini8447]

Really interesting 😮

[@st05843]

Excellent lecture! Thank you!

[@williambunting803]

Beautifully presented. Dutch Science is right up there.

[@samarths]

Wow. Explained so succinctly!

[@leomullett3618]

I liked the clown fish at the end. Though the research is superb

[@hraqhraq]

Every time he says Peneth Cell and my ears receives it as penicillin, my brain needs extra processing to flip it by autocorrection mechanisms

[@liulucy6051]

Thank you.

[@samarths]

23:38 🤯

[@김용현-l9b]

Thank you sir^^

[@erikals]

❤️ Awesome!

[@samarths]

31:13 Why is nemo here?

[@heyyo162]

Because they couldn't find him anywhere else.

[@samarths]

WOW!! Did nature really get us here just thru natural selection? Mind blown

[@carknower]

I’m not a scientist, why did I watch all 30 minutes of this?

[@farvision]

Because if you watch a lot of scientific talks, you will begin to understand, and then it becomes fascinating! You might even end up being a scientist and making your own discoveries ...

[@alexanderpadalka5708]

🗽

[@146maxpain]

The new Joseph Mengele.