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DNA methylation in stem cell renewal and multipotency

31 Oct 2011

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Owing to their potential for differentiation into multiple cell types, multipotent stem cells extracted from many adult tissues are an attractive stem cell resource for the replacement of damaged tissues in regenerative medicine. The requirements for cellular differentiation of an adult stem cell are a loss of proliferation potential and a gain of cell-type identity. These processes could be restricted by...

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PMID: 22041459
DOI: 10.1186/scrt83

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