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Nope, not missing anything. It should also be possible to use it it to reprogram mature cells (such as skin cells) into homeopoetic stem cells in-mass, and simp
by xorxornop 10y ago
Nope, not missing anything. It should also be possible to use it it to reprogram mature cells (such as skin cells) into homeopoetic stem cells in-mass, and simply introduce them into the appropriate site (eg bone marrow, for your example)
- Symmetry 10y agoWait, I thought that CRISPR was a matter of gene editing but that stem versus other types of cells was a matter of gene activation? Wouldn't that require different techniques?