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Research is a choice in life

Research is a choice in life

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Recently, the large-scale withdrawal of Chinese papers by foreign journals has caused a lot of uproar. The resignation of RIKEN and Ryoji Noyori in Japan is reminiscent of the fraud of universal stem cells. Coupled with some controversial scientific research incidents, the sacred scientific research palace seems to have become some people. of Vanity Fair.

However, if you have more contact with scientists, you will see that in the sacred scientific research hall, there are more devout "monitors". They are obsessed with scientific research, and they are clean and honest; they have achieved remarkable achievements, but they are still willing to give silently, and seek far-reaching with tranquility.

After contacting Professor Shi Songtao, I became more convinced of this view.

I met Shi Songtao not long after he started working at the University of Pennsylvania. At the time, he had just moved from USC to Penn as chair of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the School of Dentistry. In his laboratory, Shi Songtao had a long conversation with reporters from Science and Technology Daily.

Since then, I have decided to write an article about Shi Songtao, and decided that the focus of the article is not scientific research results - although Shi Songtao's scientific research results are very good, that is the main reason why I am so attracted to see him.

What I want to share more is Shi Songtao's scientific research "story".

Thoughts caused by a tooth

When her daughter's first deciduous tooth fell out, Shi Songtao took it and watched it for a long time.

At the time, he was working on stem cells at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland. But as a licensed dentist in the United States, he wanted to take a good look at his daughter's deciduous tooth; as a father, he felt that the tooth had a mysterious connection to himself.

When he saw the pulp attached to the teeth, he suddenly thought: Could this have something to do with the stem cells being studied? Does the deciduous tooth also contain stem cells?

When her daughter's second deciduous tooth was about to fall out, Shi Songtao made preparations early on. As soon as the tooth fell out, he put it in a test tube with culture fluid and rushed to the lab overnight for research.

Opportunities always come to those who are prepared. After conducting stem cell isolation and culture experiments, Shi Songtao discovered a new kind of stem cells that had never been discovered before—exfoliated deciduous tooth stem cells.

Time flies so fast, the little girl back then has already gone to college. Shi Songtao has also become a world-renowned expert in the field of stem cell research. Together with his collaborators, he also discovered a series of stem cells including dental pulp stem cells, periodontal ligament stem cells, apical papilla stem cells, tendon stem cells and gingival stem cells. In terms of using stem cells for disease treatment, he and his domestic collaborators Jin Yan from Fourth Military Medical University, Wang Songling from Capital Medical University, and Zhou Yanheng from Peking University have successfully used stem cells to regenerate various tissues such as teeth, and used stem cells to regenerate various tissues. Systemic lupus erythematosus was successfully treated. He has also made important achievements in the research on the mechanism of stem cell therapy for diseases.

Shi Songtao's research field has long been not limited to his original study of stomatology, but now he still has a soft spot for teeth. He told reporters: "I hope that in the future, like storing umbilical cord blood, we can build a human tooth bank and store deciduous teeth, so that if there is a need in the future, we can use the stem cells of the teeth to treat diseases."

Keeping the ideal will bring happiness

"You have work experience in a Chinese hospital, and you have a private dental practice license in the United States. Why don't you become a private dentist? This is the dream life of many people in the United States!" the reporter asked.

"I once worked as a private dentist for a year. That kind of life is very comfortable, but there is an indescribable feeling." Shi Songtao replied.

"I used to go to the mountains and the countryside in China. After returning to the city, I worked odd jobs in a factory. Later, I had the college entrance examination, and I was lucky enough to be admitted to a university in 1978." Everyone feels that they have to pursue, that the future is in their own hands, and that life should have ideals and aspirations." He didn't seem to answer my question, but he seemed to answer my question.

"I have been doing clinical work in China for several years before coming to the United States. I hope that the final destination of my research is still in clinical application." Shi Songtao said, "The original biomedical research was to solve clinical problems, because some The disease cannot be cured yet, and new methods need to be fo

Research is a choice in life

(Summary description)
Recently, the large-scale withdrawal of Chinese papers by foreign journals has caused a lot of uproar. The resignation of RIKEN and Ryoji Noyori in Japan is reminiscent of the fraud of universal stem cells. Coupled with some controversial scientific research incidents, the sacred scientific research palace seems to have become some people. of Vanity Fair.

However, if you have more contact with scientists, you will see that in the sacred scientific research hall, there are more devout "monitors". They are obsessed with scientific research, and they are clean and honest; they have achieved remarkable achievements, but they are still willing to give silently, and seek far-reaching with tranquility.

After contacting Professor Shi Songtao, I became more convinced of this view.

I met Shi Songtao not long after he started working at the University of Pennsylvania. At the time, he had just moved from USC to Penn as chair of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the School of Dentistry. In his laboratory, Shi Songtao had a long conversation with reporters from Science and Technology Daily.

Since then, I have decided to write an article about Shi Songtao, and decided that the focus of the article is not scientific research results - although Shi Songtao's scientific research results are very good, that is the main reason why I am so attracted to see him.

What I want to share more is Shi Songtao's scientific research "story".

Thoughts caused by a tooth

When her daughter's first deciduous tooth fell out, Shi Songtao took it and watched it for a long time.

At the time, he was working on stem cells at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland. But as a licensed dentist in the United States, he wanted to take a good look at his daughter's deciduous tooth; as a father, he felt that the tooth had a mysterious connection to himself.

When he saw the pulp attached to the teeth, he suddenly thought: Could this have something to do with the stem cells being studied? Does the deciduous tooth also contain stem cells?

When her daughter's second deciduous tooth was about to fall out, Shi Songtao made preparations early on. As soon as the tooth fell out, he put it in a test tube with culture fluid and rushed to the lab overnight for research.

Opportunities always come to those who are prepared. After conducting stem cell isolation and culture experiments, Shi Songtao discovered a new kind of stem cells that had never been discovered before—exfoliated deciduous tooth stem cells.

Time flies so fast, the little girl back then has already gone to college. Shi Songtao has also become a world-renowned expert in the field of stem cell research. Together with his collaborators, he also discovered a series of stem cells including dental pulp stem cells, periodontal ligament stem cells, apical papilla stem cells, tendon stem cells and gingival stem cells. In terms of using stem cells for disease treatment, he and his domestic collaborators Jin Yan from Fourth Military Medical University, Wang Songling from Capital Medical University, and Zhou Yanheng from Peking University have successfully used stem cells to regenerate various tissues such as teeth, and used stem cells to regenerate various tissues. Systemic lupus erythematosus was successfully treated. He has also made important achievements in the research on the mechanism of stem cell therapy for diseases.

Shi Songtao's research field has long been not limited to his original study of stomatology, but now he still has a soft spot for teeth. He told reporters: "I hope that in the future, like storing umbilical cord blood, we can build a human tooth bank and store deciduous teeth, so that if there is a need in the future, we can use the stem cells of the teeth to treat diseases."

Keeping the ideal will bring happiness

"You have work experience in a Chinese hospital, and you have a private dental practice license in the United States. Why don't you become a private dentist? This is the dream life of many people in the United States!" the reporter asked.

"I once worked as a private dentist for a year. That kind of life is very comfortable, but there is an indescribable feeling." Shi Songtao replied.

"I used to go to the mountains and the countryside in China. After returning to the city, I worked odd jobs in a factory. Later, I had the college entrance examination, and I was lucky enough to be admitted to a university in 1978." Everyone feels that they have to pursue, that the future is in their own hands, and that life should have ideals and aspirations." He didn't seem to answer my question, but he seemed to answer my question.

"I have been doing clinical work in China for several years before coming to the United States. I hope that the final destination of my research is still in clinical application." Shi Songtao said, "The original biomedical research was to solve clinical problems, because some The disease cannot be cured yet, and new methods need to be fo

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Recently, the large-scale withdrawal of Chinese papers by foreign journals has caused a lot of uproar. The resignation of RIKEN and Ryoji Noyori in Japan is reminiscent of the fraud of universal stem cells. Coupled with some controversial scientific research incidents, the sacred scientific research palace seems to have become some people. of Vanity Fair.

However, if you have more contact with scientists, you will see that in the sacred scientific research hall, there are more devout "monitors". They are obsessed with scientific research, and they are clean and honest; they have achieved remarkable achievements, but they are still willing to give silently, and seek far-reaching with tranquility.

After contacting Professor Shi Songtao, I became more convinced of this view.

I met Shi Songtao not long after he started working at the University of Pennsylvania. At the time, he had just moved from USC to Penn as chair of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the School of Dentistry. In his laboratory, Shi Songtao had a long conversation with reporters from Science and Technology Daily.

Since then, I have decided to write an article about Shi Songtao, and decided that the focus of the article is not scientific research results - although Shi Songtao's scientific research results are very good, that is the main reason why I am so attracted to see him.

What I want to share more is Shi Songtao's scientific research "story".

Thoughts caused by a tooth

When her daughter's first deciduous tooth fell out, Shi Songtao took it and watched it for a long time.

At the time, he was working on stem cells at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland. But as a licensed dentist in the United States, he wanted to take a good look at his daughter's deciduous tooth; as a father, he felt that the tooth had a mysterious connection to himself.

When he saw the pulp attached to the teeth, he suddenly thought: Could this have something to do with the stem cells being studied? Does the deciduous tooth also contain stem cells?

When her daughter's second deciduous tooth was about to fall out, Shi Songtao made preparations early on. As soon as the tooth fell out, he put it in a test tube with culture fluid and rushed to the lab overnight for research.

Opportunities always come to those who are prepared. After conducting stem cell isolation and culture experiments, Shi Songtao discovered a new kind of stem cells that had never been discovered before—exfoliated deciduous tooth stem cells.

Time flies so fast, the little girl back then has already gone to college. Shi Songtao has also become a world-renowned expert in the field of stem cell research. Together with his collaborators, he also discovered a series of stem cells including dental pulp stem cells, periodontal ligament stem cells, apical papilla stem cells, tendon stem cells and gingival stem cells. In terms of using stem cells for disease treatment, he and his domestic collaborators Jin Yan from Fourth Military Medical University, Wang Songling from Capital Medical University, and Zhou Yanheng from Peking University have successfully used stem cells to regenerate various tissues such as teeth, and used stem cells to regenerate various tissues. Systemic lupus erythematosus was successfully treated. He has also made important achievements in the research on the mechanism of stem cell therapy for diseases.

Shi Songtao's research field has long been not limited to his original study of stomatology, but now he still has a soft spot for teeth. He told reporters: "I hope that in the future, like storing umbilical cord blood, we can build a human tooth bank and store deciduous teeth, so that if there is a need in the future, we can use the stem cells of the teeth to treat diseases."

Keeping the ideal will bring happiness

"You have work experience in a Chinese hospital, and you have a private dental practice license in the United States. Why don't you become a private dentist? This is the dream life of many people in the United States!" the reporter asked.

"I once worked as a private dentist for a year. That kind of life is very comfortable, but there is an indescribable feeling." Shi Songtao replied.

"I used to go to the mountains and the countryside in China. After returning to the city, I worked odd jobs in a factory. Later, I had the college entrance examination, and I was lucky enough to be admitted to a university in 1978." Everyone feels that they have to pursue, that the future is in their own hands, and that life should have ideals and aspirations." He didn't seem to answer my question, but he seemed to answer my question.

"I have been doing clinical work in China for several years before coming to the United States. I hope that the final destination of my research is still in clinical application." Shi Songtao said, "The original biomedical research was to solve clinical problems, because some The disease cannot be cured yet, and new methods need to be found. Now that I have returned to China, I have communicated with young people and found that they are very energetic. I hope that the purpose of their research is not just to publish papers, but to solve real problems.”

So far, Shi Songtao has published more than 160 peer-reviewed papers in journals such as "Natural Medicine", "Cell Stem Cell" and "The Lancet", and Google statistics show that the number of citations has exceeded 20,000. During the conversation, Shi Songtao did not mention his article to reporters once, but showed some results obtained in clinical application.

"Look, this tooth was repaired by stem cell technology after trauma. The final regeneration effect is so good." He showed the reporter two pictures.

Shi Songtao and his domestic collaborator Sun Lingyun of Nanjing University pioneered the use of mesenchymal stem cells to cure systemic lupus erythematosus, and the research level has always been at the forefront of the world. "Many lupus erythematosus patients, some of whom are in the advanced stage, have recovered through stem cell therapy. I feel real happiness when they are cured." When he said this, Shi Songtao smiled.

, is a habit

The field of stem cell research has been turbulent. Hwang Yu-suk, who was previously named South Korea's "national hero" and "chief scientist", was disgraced due to fraudulent stem cell research. Recently, the Japanese "academic goddess" Obokata Haruko resigned sadly after being suspected of fraudulent stem cell research papers. Talking about stem cell research with Shi Songtao will inevitably bring up the issue of academic integrity.

"Counterfeiting is a quality issue, and it will be discovered sooner or later in scientific research." Shi Songtao seems to be full of confidence in solving this problem.

At the same time, Shi Songtao expressed another concern for the young students in China: "Nowadays, some young people from China do not want to fake academics, but they are not practical enough. If they are not practical, there will be problems in research."

Shi Songtao did not shy away from a single incident that he experienced. He instructed a student from China to write a thesis. The experiment was very good. After the article was published, he found that there was a problem with the diagram. "Although it is not a fake, it is an alarm." He added, "Being rigorous is a habit. We Chinese should Being strict with ourselves has earned us a good name."

He suggested that China's stem cell research should really calm down, make breakthrough research, and dare to compete for the first place in the world. "Chinese people do not lack articles, but they lack more original research results."

"In the field of stem cell research, China is being respected more and more internationally." Shi Songtao believes that China's stem cell research is making continuous progress, and some researches are already at the world's leading level. He even expressed his confidence in stem cell research in China from the perspective of Chinese culture: "Now research shows that stem cell therapy not only depends on the situation of the injected stem cells, but also is related to the receptor, and the two will interact and reach a balance, much like China The concept of yin and yang in traditional medicine."

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