RNA-Seq enables discovery of ‘kingpin’ stem cells, greater understanding of cancerous tumours

April 16, 2019 Leave a comment 1,915 Views

A team of McMaster University researchers has discovered a unique subset of cells within human stem cells that appear to signal how the surrounding cells will develop and grow.The discovery of...

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RNA-Seq enables discovery of ‘kingpin’ stem cells, greater understanding of cancerous tumours

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