UNC Scientists Discover Proteins Keeping Stem Cells in Their Undifferentiated State
December 12, 2017
December 12, 2017
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, Dec. 12 -- The University of North Carolina School of Medicine issued the following news:
A special cluster of proteins that helps unwind DNA during cell division plays a key role in keeping stem cells in their immature state, according to a new study by UNC School of Medicine researchers.
The study, published in the online journal eLife, illuminates the basic biology of stem cells, and suggests a new molecular handle for controlling them. S . . .
A special cluster of proteins that helps unwind DNA during cell division plays a key role in keeping stem cells in their immature state, according to a new study by UNC School of Medicine researchers.
The study, published in the online journal eLife, illuminates the basic biology of stem cells, and suggests a new molecular handle for controlling them. S . . .