Medical Applications of iPS Cells
Innovation in Medical Sciences
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Beschreibung
This volume highlights recent advances using iPS cells in disease modeling and medical applications along with new technologies that enhance the power of iPS cells. While the discovery of iPS cells has provided excellent opportunities for developing models of human diseases, platforms for drug discovery and cell therapies, iPS cell technology still faces many challenges. Presenting the latest advances in this rapidly evolving research area, this book is intended to widen the community of researchers and clinicians interested in the exciting field of iPS cells.
This volume highlights recent advances using iPS cells in disease modeling and medical applications along with new technologies that enhance the power of iPS cells. While the discovery of iPS cells has provided excellent opportunities for developing models of human diseases, platforms for drug discovery and cell therapies, iPS cell technology still faces many challenges. Presenting the latest advances in this rapidly evolving research area, this book is intended to widen the community of researchers and clinicians interested in the exciting field of iPS cells.
Highlights recent advances in disease modeling, emerging technologies, and iPSC applications Presents latest iPSC technologies Offers an indispensable resource for a wide community of researchers and clinicians
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Haruhisa Inoue
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“The book is most appropriate for those with a basic understanding of molecular biology and stem cell function, with value for students, researchers, and instructors interested in the area of iPS cell biology. … it serves as an excellent resource for those studying this topic and provides a chronological perspective, appropriately discussing many of the key applications and challenges.” (Thomas Bodenstine, Doody's Book Reviews, June 21, 2019)
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