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Journal №6 for 2013 г.
Article in number:
Somatic cell reprogramming
Keywords: cell reprogramming pluripotency transdifferentiation
Authors:
E.A. Komech
Abstract:
For a quite long time idea of somatic cells reprogramming was banished. This opinion was turned on by most recent researches demonstrating a capacity of mature cells to be reprogrammed in a pluripotent state (induced pluripotent stem cells, iPS) or transdifferentiated without proceeding through embryonic state. This approach opens an entirely new field of research and provides a helpful tools for variety of clinical applications including investigation of disease aetiology, cell therapy, toxicology and drug testing.
Pages: 24-26
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