Cellular reprogramming for understanding and treating human disease

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, November 2014

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Scientists 'reset' age of stem cells

MSN, 28 Mar 2020

For the first time, scientists have reprogrammed the stem cells of a 114-year-old woman, the oldest donor to date.

Scientists 'reset' the age of stem cells from a supercentenarian who lived to 114

Sign of the Times, 25 Mar 2020

© Science Photo Library/Steve Gschmeissner/ Embryonic stem cells (ESCs), coloured scanning electron micrograph.

Scientists 'Reset' The Age of Stem Cells From a Supercentenarian Who Lived to 114

Science Alert, 25 Mar 2020

For the first time, scientists have reprogrammed the stem cells of a 114-year-old woman, the oldest donor to date.

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