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Neural Cells Repair Spinal Cord Damage without Triggering Rejection
Stem cell researchers working with a porcine model have demonstrated the potential for using neural precursor cells (NPCs) – derived from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) that had once been skin cells – to repair damage to the spinal cord. More...24 May 2018


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