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The White House position paper highlighted research suggesting that adult stem cells may be reprogrammed to function like embryonic stem cells and a new study that says stem cells present in amniotic fluid might ultimately prove to be as flexible as embryonic stem cells.

By over-expressing some transcription factors, including Oct3/4, Sox2, Nanog, Klf4, c-Myc, and Lin28, adult somatic cells may be reprogrammed into an ESC-like pluripotent state (Okita and Yamanaka 2010).

This raises the possibility that approaches solely targeting CSCs are not sufficient for cancer therapy, because the remaining non-CSCs may be reprogrammed to CSCs to reinitiate tumorigenesis.

Thus, in invasive fronts, our results suggest that cancer metabolism may be reprogrammed and dominantly shifted toward active glycolysis.

Given intimate interconnectivity between the anterior BNST and mPFC, hippocampus, and amygdala, it is possible that BNST neurons may be "reprogrammed" by chronic stress induced changes in limbic activity or innervation patterns.

Maturation of late osteoblasts into osteocytes may be blocked by factors made by MM or breast cancer, or osteocytes may be reprogrammed by the local presence of tumor cells.

Furthermore, the remethylation of DNA cytosine residues may only be reprogrammed at particular times in development and only in particular tissues such that a special effort may be required to identify and characterize these mechanisms.

Engrafted MSC, undergoing stimuli from microenvironment, may then be reprogrammed in vivo.

Moreover, the devices may need to be reprogrammed and their clocks reset when power is restored.

"It may be that gelotophobes can be reprogrammed," she said.

DMRs methylated in the germline and DMRs methylated in the somatic cells may differ in their ability to be reprogrammed during tumorigenesis.