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Tag Archives: mouse cells
Mouse Skin Into Neurons Without Need for Pluripotent Stem Cells
Conventional wisdom tells us that you can’t teach an old cell new tricks. Scientists at Stanford University, however, have been [...]
Posted in Genetics, Stem Cells
Tagged fibroblasts, Marius Wernig, mouse cells, neurons, pluripotent stem cells, Stanford University, Thomas Vierbuchen
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Light Used to Remotely Control Mouse Cells Like Robots
Plants use light to tell them where to move and how to grow. What if animal cells could be directed [...]
Posted in Longevity And Health
Tagged light controlled, mouse cells, Nature, phytochromes, UC San Francisco, UCSF, Wendell Lim
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