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End of inevitability: programming and reprogramming.

Stem cell reviews and reports - 1 Aug 2013

Turksen Kursad

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Stem cell commitment and differentiation leading to functional cell types and organs has generally been considered unidirectional and deterministic. Starting first with a landmark study 50 years ago, and now with more recent observations, this paradigm has been challenged, necessitating a rethink of what constitutes both programming and reprogramming processes, and how we can use this new understanding for new...

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PMID: 23892888
DOI: 10.1007/s12015-013-9459-y

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