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Eliminating p63 gene could convert scar tissue into heart muscle

May 29, 2018May 30, 2018cardiomyocytes, cellular reprogramming, fibroblasts, heart attack, p63, Research

After a heart attack, the parts of the heart muscle that die do not regenerate into new heart tissue; instead, they are replaced by scar

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