Japanese iPSC On the Cusp of a Stem Cell Revolution: Research Turns to Clinical Applications – Nippon.com
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Japanese iPSC On the Cusp of a Stem Cell Revolution: Research Turns to Clinical Applications
Nippon.com Ever since Nobel laureate Yamanaka Shin'ya created the first human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells, or iPSC) in 2006, the medical community has been abuzz with talk of the technology's therapeutic potential. Using Yamanaka's technique, cells … |
