Pushing stem cells toward a higher pluripotency
HONG KONG – Researchers from the Riken Center for Life Science Technologies in Japan said they have gained new insights into the role of a chemokine protein in the enhancement of stem cell pluripotency, an improved understanding that could lead to the development of more stable and clinically useful stem cells.
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