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p53 Switches Off Pluripotency on Differentiation
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p53 Switches Off Pluripotency on Differentiation
New findings reveal that the p53 protein is essential for guiding stem cells to differentiate safely, potentially reducing cancer risks. By reactivating p53, researchers could enhance stem cell therapies and develop innovative cancer treatments, paving the way for safer regenerative medicine.
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs)Cancer Stem CellsStem Cell Differentiation

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