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A miRNA screen identifies a transcriptional program controlling the fate of adult stem cell

2018-05-04

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The 3D cultures provide more insight into cell-to-cell and cell-to-matrix interactions, better mimicking the environment where stem cells reside compared to traditional 2D cultures. Although the precise molecular pathways involved in the regulation of stem and progenitor cell fate remain unknown, it is widely accepted that transcription factors play a crucial role as intrinsic regulators in these fate decisions. I...

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9c88763e-276b-5468-8a46-53326d04f3ab
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10.1101/314658
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