In medicine and biotechnology, the ability to evolve proteins with new or improved functions is crucial, but current methods are often slow and laborious. Now, Scripps Research scientists have ...

In a stunning leap for vision science, researchers have successfully regenerated the retinas of blind mice, fully restoring ...

Scientists have developed a chemical method to reverse aging in human cells without the need for genetic modification.

In new work reported in Nature scientists have found another way to reprogram cells that also resets a cell's epigenome in a way that parallels what happens in the very early stages of embryonic ...

“A key advantage is that the TNT reprogramming method is very straightforward to incorporate into the current reprogramming process,” Lister says. “It requires only a short transient change ...

The maturation phase transient reprogramming method reported by Reik and colleagues is based on the Nobel Prize winning technique that was used to make stem cells, but overcomes the problem of ...

The second recycling method involves reprogramming an existing DNA origami nanostructure by swapping its original staples for a fresh batch so that the scaffold folds into a completely new shape ...

Back in 2009, Fate’s scientific founder Dr. Sheng Ding, Ph.D. used recombinant proteins to generate iPSCs using non-viral, non-DNA-based reprogramming methods.

Only once that was included with the reprogramming genes did the process produce stem cells. Normally, in research organisms, it takes less than 10 days to reprogram adult cells into stem cells.