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miR-203 imposes an intrinsic barrier during cellular reprogramming by targeting NFATC2

2020-06-04

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Cellular reprogramming from somatic to pluripotent cells is the basis for multiple applications aimed to replace damaged tissues in regenerative medicine. However, this process is limited by intrinsic barriers that are induced in response to reprogramming factors. In this manuscript we report that miR-203, a microRNA with multiple functions in differentiation and tumor suppression, acts as an endogenous barrier to...

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Literature Corpus work: 33d68631-7122-5c0f-a5a0-76847ff33048
DOI: 10.1101/2020.06.02.131136

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