Satellite, P.O.D. has announced a three-part concert streaming series, Satellite Over Southtown.
Streaming from their hometown of San Diego, CA, the band will be showcasing full-album performances of 2001’s
Satellite on May 13, and 1999’s
The Fundamental Elements of Southtown on May 27. The final installment of the series, premiering June 10, will feature P.O.D.’s greatest hits, B-sides, and rarities.
“As we navigate through the new norm of live performances, it’s a great feeling knowing we can still somehow connect with our fans and friends who have supported us all of these years. The idea of fans around the world, online together watching us is pretty amazing!”
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Recreating the Earliest Stages of Life
Scientists generate synthetic mouse embryos containing the three fundamental cell types normally found in pre-implantation embryos
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ In their effort to understand the very earliest stages of life and how they can go wrong, scientists are confronted with ethical issues surrounding the use of human embryos. The use of animal embryos is also subject to restrictions rooted in ethical considerations. To overcome these limitations, scientists have been trying to recreate early embryos using stem cells.
Gladstone scientist Kiichiro Tomoda and his colleagues use stem cells to generate synthetic mouse embryos containing the three fundamental cell types normally found in pre-implantation embryos. Photo: Gladstone Institutes.