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An indirect approach to generating specific human cell types

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Two groups derived neural and mesodermal cells from human fibroblasts by going through a partially reprogrammed intermediate.

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Figure 1: Three current approaches to cellular reprogramming.

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Lujan, E., Wernig, M. An indirect approach to generating specific human cell types. Nat Methods 10, 44–45 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1038/nmeth.2325

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