Researchers at the University of Wisconsin, using a combination of techiques, conducted a rigorous analysis of ESC’s and iPSC’s revealing significant and functionally related differences. Their research also resulted in the establishment of a new online resource named SCOR for storing and searching data on pluripotency. Read more in NATURE METHODS.
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