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First transplant of reprogrammed stem cells from another person

First transplant of reprogrammed stem cells from another person

by Bernard Siegel | Apr 4, 2017 | News & Opinions, Science

A Japanese man has been the first human to receive “reprogrammed” stem cells from another person. As I discussed in detail in a recent post, Japan has implemented a national strategy to develop and translate induced pluripotent stem cells technologies. Japanese...

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