Reprogramming of diabetic foot ulcer cells to create therapeutic stem cell

Posted on August 10, 2016 by admin

PUBLIC RELEASE: 10-AUG-2016 First report on efficient reprogramming of diabetic foot ulcer cells to create therapeutic stem cell Quote: New Rochelle, NY, August 10, 2016–The potential to use a patient's own cells to treat non-healing chronic wounds – a serious complication of diabetes – took an important step forward as researchers successfully reprogrammed skin cells taken from diabetic foot ulcers to form induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). The reprogramming technique was…

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Reprogramming of diabetic foot ulcer cells to create therapeutic stem cell

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