New source of neural stem cells at the tail end of the spinal cord December 18, 2008 Neurology Today, Dec. 18, 2008 UTMB's Darren Boehning, an associate professor in the department of neuroscience and cell biology, is quoted in this article about a panel discussion about the use of stem cells from the tail end of the spinal cord that may one day provide patients with their own therapeutic cells. "It's a completely unique concept, compared to what others are looking at. They used a classic priming method, nothing special, except for the source of the material." « Back | The Newsroom »