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Stickiness is key for NANOG to turn on human cell pluripotency

May 5, 2022May 5, 2022chromatin reorganization, fluorescence fluctuation microscopy, NANOG, pluripotent stem cells, prion-like proteins, reserch

Researchers provide new insights into how human NANOG reshapes the genomic landscape to activate a pluripotent state.

From the Labs: A closer look at tertiary lymphoid structures. Image courtesy of M. Zelazowski/ P. Castro/Baylor’s Human Tissue Acquisition & Pathology (HTAP) Core.