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Role of genetic frustrations in cell reprogramming

2025-02-05

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The cell fate transition is a fundamental characteristic of living organisms. By introducing external perturbations, it is possible to artificially intervene in cell fate and trigger cell reprogramming. Revealing the general principle underlying the induced phenotypic reshaping of cell populations remains a central focus in the field of cell biology. In this study, we investigate the energetic and dynamic features...

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1c1ea804-08af-586b-a949-ea2658f22d41
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10.1101/2025.01.31.635856
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