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In Vivo Generation of Organs by Blastocyst Complementation: Advances and Challenges

29 Oct 2021

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The ultimate goal of regenerative medicine is to replace damaged cells, tissues or whole organs, in order to restore their proper function. Stem cell related technologies promise to generate transplants from the patients' own cells. Novel approaches such as blastocyst complementation combined with genome editing techniques open up new perspectives for organ replacement therapies. This review summarizes recent...

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PMID: 34711704
DOI: 10.15283/ijsc21122

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