Professor Elena N Kozlova,PhD Laboratory of Regenerative Neurobiology Uppsala University, Sweden Expertise in: Preparation of boundary cap neural crest.

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Professor Elena N Kozlova,PhD Laboratory of Regenerative Neurobiology Uppsala University, Sweden Expertise in: Preparation of boundary cap neural crest stem cells (bNCSCs) from mouse embryo. These stem cells have been shown to have strong beneficial effects on co-implanted cells Generation of motor neurons from human ESCs and iPSCs and their stereotactic implantation to the spinal cord Transplantation of stem cells to the central and peripehral nervous system Rodent model of spinal root avulsion Cell visualization and tracing: flourescent and confocal microscopy Use of Mesoporous silica particles for loading with trophic/differentiating factors to induce stem cell differentiation Transfection and transplantation of stem cells with Tet-system to control stem cell differentiation after transplantation Coordinating EU NanoMed-2 grant

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