Induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSCs) are created by using specific transcription factors to activate key genes in adult somatic cells, reprogramming them to become pluripotent.
- specific transcription factors - used to activate specific key genes - in adult somatic cells - to reprogramme cells - so that they become pluripotent
| Front | How are induced pluripotent stem cells (IPSCs) produced? |
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| Back | - specific transcription factors - used to activate specific key genes - in adult somatic cells - to reprogramme cells - so that they become pluripotent |
Tags: gene_expression
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