Сегрегация хромосом и митохондрий во внутри-и межвидовых эмбриональных гибридных клетках мыши
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В 1996 году впервые была предпринята попытка использовать ЭС клетки для репрограммирования генома дифференцированных клеток. С этой целью плюрипотентные ЭС клетки мыши были слиты со спленоцитами взрослого животного. Полученные в этом эксперименте клеточные гибриды обладали плюрипотентными свойствами, сопоставимыми с ЭС клетками (Матвеева и др., 1996; Matveeva et al., 1998). Позднее эти данные… Читать ещё >
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