by Jeffrey M Perkel
FEATURE	15 Tips & Tricks For Human Embryonic Stem Cells Traveling to Madison, Wisc., one of our senior editors learns the secrets of the stem-cell masters Email: Jeffrey M Perkel - jperkel@the-scientist.com The Scientist 2005, 19(13):18 Published   4 July 2005

Your stem cells have just arrived. Now, how do you convert those frozen vials into a thriving, human embryonic stem cell (hESC) research program? Last month I traveled to Wisconsin to get a primer from Daisy Manning, head instructor of a training course at the WiCell Research Institute in Madison, called "Introduction to Human Embryonic Stem Cell Culture Methods."

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