Using Dental Stem Cells to Regenerate Mammary Glands
Editor's Pics Nov 06, 2019
Credit: Institute of Oral Biology, University of Zurich
Section of a mammary gland generated by dental epithelial stem cells (green: dental epithelial cells, blue: nucleus of cells, red: milk specific protein casein). Researchers were able to successfully generate all mammary cell populations from dental stem cells, including milk-producing cells.
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