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Oxygen Burst Triggers Heart Cell Differentiation
Researchers have found that a sudden burst of oxygen, analogous to the situation occurring when an arterial blood clot is removed, activates a group of specific genes in cardiac fibroblasts that cause these cells to differentiate into myofibroblasts, cells that can grow and replace damaged heart tissue. More...17 Oct 2003
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