Name: stem cells: nuclear reprogramming and therapeutic applications, novartis foundation symposium, no. 265
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portada stem cells: nuclear reprogramming and therapeutic applications, novartis foundation symposium, no. 265

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Libro Físico

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wiley

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novartis foundation

N° páginas

230.00

ISBN

0470091436

ISBN13

9780470091432

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Medicina de urgencias y emergencias

stem cells: nuclear reprogramming and therapeutic applications, novartis foundation symposium, no. 265

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this book focuses on the factors that maintain stem cells in a pluripontent state or drive them to create differentiated and lineage-committed cells in vitro and in vivo. understanding stem cells at the molecular level is essential to understanding their behaviour in a physiological context. particular attention is paid to the issue of nuclear reprogramming. this is the process by which a nucleus acquires developmental potential and is currently a topic of great interest to the scientific community. it is relevant to both stem cell research generally and to research on the cloning of animals by nuclear transfer. many important ethical issues are raised by research on stem cells and these issues are dealt with in the book. general problems and concerns are discussed in detail, as are the various regulatory regimes that apply in different countries around the world. ethical and regulatory issues are very important to scientists working in the field of stem cell research and are likely to be quite influential in future in determining where stem cell research is carried out.