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Epigenetic reprogramming and DNA demethylation

2015-01-01

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Embryonic development begins with fertilization of the egg, a progressive process that gives rise to the zygote and subsequently to the formation of somatic tissues. Normally once cells acquire a fate, it is stably maintained. Conversion back to a multipotent state occurs rarely in-vivo, but can be achieved experimentally by inducing ‘reprogramming’. In this study I am looking at the epigenetic mechanisms that und...

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Literature Corpus work: edd64897-2250-5fa1-8242-0c60bc398866
DOI: 10.25560/45352

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