Immortalization of neuronal progenitors using <scp>SV</scp>40 large <scp>T</scp> antigen and differentiation towards dopaminergic neurons

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Transplantation is common in clinical practice where there is availability of the tissue and organ. In the case of neurodegenerative disease such as Parkinson's disease (PD), transplantation is not possible as a result of the non-availability of tissue or organ and therefore, cell therapy is an innovation in clinical practice. However, the availability of neuronal cells for transplantation is very limited....

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