Glossary

Directed Cell Differentiation | Process and Examples

Differentiation of Adipocytes

Cell Differentiation is the process by which the genes of a particular cell changes upon interaction with external factors (chemical and physical), and transforming into another specialized form of cell, i.e., bone, heart, or liver. There are several techniques that have been formulated to stimulate cell differentiation for therapeutic reasons.

Related articles

One way is through directed differentiation, a process by which signaling pathways of protein are induced. Protein is found on the external surface of a cell.

Recent articles

  • Blog

Zombie Cells Explained: Senescence to Senolytic Therapy

Zombie cells, also called senescent cells, are non-dividing cells that accumulate in the body due to stress or damage, resisting… Read More

  • Blog

CAR-T cell treatment improves efficacy of kidney transplants

Chimeric antigen receptor-T cell treatment (CAR-T cell therapy) holds immense potential to revolutionize organ transplantation, particularly for patients who struggle… Read More

  • Blog

Ultimate Guide to Healthy Fats & Healthy High-fat foods in 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of nutrition science, the discourse around dietary fats has undergone significant transformation. The Regeneration Center is… Read More

  • Blog

Astrocytes can gain neural stem cell properties after brain injury

New research shows that specific types of brain cells become active after brain injuries and exhibit properties similar to those… Read More

  • Blog

The Role of Chemokines in Stem Cell Migration & Immunomodulation

Chemokines, critical components in the immune system, are small proteins that facilitate the migration and positioning of immune cells throughout… Read More

  • Glossary

Parametric vs Nonparametric Statistics in Stem Cell Research

Stem cell research examines everything from gene expression to differentiation capacities to therapeutic potentials. With such diverse data types and… Read More

Research Published In

Play Video
Play Video
Play Video
Play Video
Play Video

Contact Us

Please complete the inquiry form below. One of our staff will contact you within 1 business day
Request Evaluation
X Request Evaluation
Please complete the inquiry form below. One of our staff will contact you within 1 business day
Protected by Copyscape