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Chinese biologists find new method to improve cell reprogramming efficiency

LONDON - Sequential introduction of the proteins known to reprogram cells could improve the efficiency of cell reprogramming, according to a new study reported in Nature Cell Biology on Sunday.Currently, researchers use simultaneous introd…

Published: 27 May 2013 at 05:55hrs | 185 | by Tech Reporter

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