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Investigating the regulation of distinct epigenetic states in human embryonic stem cells

2013-01-01

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Accumulating evidence suggest that pluripotency – the ability to generate all somatic cell types – is not a fixed state. Pluripotent cell populations encompass a heterogeneous group of cells with different phenotypic and functional properties in equilibrium. At least two phases of pluripotency, immature and primed for differentiation, have been identified during early mouse development, and these are typified by t...

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13d0e930-739a-555f-9328-f916dff179c6
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10.25560/11046
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