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were reprogrammed
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To program anew or differently.
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Notably, upon the re-induction of reprogramming factors, failed reprogramming-associated cancer cells were reprogrammed into iPSC with higher efficiency and shorter latency, presumably reflecting the partial reprogramming state of these cells.
It described experiments in which skin cells plucked from mice were reprogrammed into what looked for all the world like embryonic stem cells.
The Johns Hopkins team grew the brains from five donors' skin cells, which were reprogrammed to become the equivalent of stem cells, and then stimulated toward becoming brain cells.
During the last couple of hundred years, however, as the rate of social change accelerated and we were reprogrammed to believe in progress, everyone acquired a sporting interest in what might be just over the horizon.
Sca1+ adult progenitor cells were reprogrammed on flat or microgrooved collagen I coated polydimethylsiloxane substrates.
Mouse embryonic fibroblasts were reprogrammed using this viral system, rapidly resulting in large number of iPSC colonies.
Once the sensors coherence was confirmed they were reprogrammed and positioned in the Tullianum for our study purpose.
ALS fibroblasts were reprogrammed using the episomal vectors as described (Okita et al., 2011; Liu et al., 2014; Fu et al., 2016).
The endogenous genes of stemness, Oct4, Sox2, Rex1 and Nanog, were up-regulated when cells were reprogrammed in 3D collagen scaffolds (Figure S1D).
Interestingly, the authors also reported an induction in SIRT1 protein levels when the MEFs were reprogrammed into induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.
Shortly later, human iPSs, capable of differentiating into cell types from all three germ layers, were reprogrammed from human fibroblasts using the same four factors [8, 9].
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