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      • Cover for The Application of Conditional Reprogramming to Drug Discovery and Regenerative Medicine

        The Application of Conditional Reprogramming to Drug Discovery and Regenerative Medicine 

        Alkhilaiwi, Faris (Georgetown University, 2018)
        The Conditional Reprogramming (CR) method has been shown to induce an in vitro stem-like state allowing for the continuous growth of patient-derived epithelial cells. Due to this new culture system, it has been possible ...

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