Smart and Smoothy by the Guilak Lab

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is competing in the March Madness of biomedical science - STAT Madness, a 64-team competition to find 2017’s top innovations in science and medicine. The School of Medicine’s team - one of two to make the initial cut - is led by Farshid Guilak, PhD, a professor of orthopedic surgery. His lab earned a spot in the bracket for its work rewiring stem cells to produce an anti-inflammatory arthritis drug when the cells encounter inflammation. The eventual goal is to create a vaccine that targets inflammation in joints. This video, inspired by Migos' song "Bad and Boujee," is a fun take on the research. To read more about the Guilak Lab and STAT Madness: medicine.wustl.edu/news/washu...
Video by Huy Mach/Washington University School of Medicine

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You guys are working it! Soothe those joints now! Mike drop😎

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I laugh every time I watch. This is great!

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Adorable🤣