14.3.2025: Cooking up a batch of stem cells to treat illness or injury used to involve the ethically hairy practice of harvesting them from embryonic tissue. But in 2006, Japanese scientists identified a way to revert mature cells back into stem cells. From there, these induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) can be coaxed to become whatever cell type is needed for a specific treatment. However, this Nobel prize-winning discovery isn’t without its own problems. For one, a large portion of the cells can get stuck in the intermediate stages, reducing the...
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