Most developmental biologists have believed that young cells, known as "progenitors," that were only recently born from stem cells are already competent at inter-communication with other cells. New research from Carnegie's Allan Spradling and postdoctoral fellow Ming-Chia Lee shows that infant cells have to go through a developmental process that involves specific genes before they can take part in the group interactions that underlie normal cellular development ...Monday 15 December 2014
Lsd1 Gene Help Baby Cells Communicate
Most developmental biologists have believed that young cells, known as "progenitors," that were only recently born from stem cells are already competent at inter-communication with other cells. New research from Carnegie's Allan Spradling and postdoctoral fellow Ming-Chia Lee shows that infant cells have to go through a developmental process that involves specific genes before they can take part in the group interactions that underlie normal cellular development ...
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