Investigating whether motor neurones from stem cells reflect real life conditions
In order to properly research the impact of treatments for motor neurone disease, scientists need to know the motor neurones produced from stem cells reflect how they behave in the real world, in those living with the condition or those who may go on to develop it. This is vital to ensure the hugely important work of scientists in labs can be replicated in humans and it’s why researchers at LifeArc have examined the relationship, the differences and how to ensure consistency.