Induced pluripotent stem cells don’t increase genetic mutations – Science Daily

By Dr. Matthew Watson

Induced pluripotent stem cells don't increase genetic mutations
Science Daily
Using skin cells from the same donor, they created genetically identical copies of the cells using both the iPSC and the subcloning techniques. They then sequenced the DNA of the skin cells as well as the iPSCs and the subcloned cells and determined ...

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