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Reprogramming

In biology, reprogramming refers to erasure and remodeling of epigenetic marks, such as DNA methylation, during mammalian development or in cell culture. Such control is also often associated with alternative covalent modifications of histones.

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Embryonic development

Learning and memory

Molecular stages

History

Phases of reprogramming

In cell culture systems

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Reprogramming

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Triples80
Avg. degree1.99
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Reprogramming

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related to Molecular stages · 24
Reprogramming → AID/APOBEC, AP, APOBEC, As, Base, BER, Cyt, DNA, Figure, Implementation, In, MBD4, NEIL1, Recruitment, SMUG1, Stage, TDG, TET, TETs, The
related to history · 20
Reprogramming → Early, For, Gurdon, Homeobox, In, John Gurdon, Klf4, LIN25, Mary Clutter, Medicine, Myc, NANOG, Nobel Prize, Oct4, Other, She, Shinya Yamanaka, Sox2, The, Yamanaka
related to Maturation · 11
Reprogramming → As, Esrrb, Homeobox, In, NANOG, Oct4, Once, OSKM, Some, Sox2, The
related to Initiation · 8
Reprogramming → As, Homeobox, If, MET, NANOG, Oct-4, The, This
related to In cell culture systems · 3
Reprogramming → In, It, This
related to Phases of reprogramming · 2
Reprogramming → As, With
related to Variability · 2
Reprogramming → Factors, The

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cell cells dna demethylation methylation factors genes pluripotency somatic transcription oct4 sox2 first stage methylated epigenetic process ogg1 egr1 also

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thoughtinstance ofdiffering from other mental processes0.80text
languageinstance ofdiffering from other mental processes0.80text
and consciousnessinstance ofdiffering from other mental processes0.80text
which are temporary in natureinstance ofdiffering from other mental processes0.80text
Homeobox protein NANOGinstance ofother transcription factors0.80text
LIN25instance ofother transcription factors0.80text
TRA-1-60instance ofother transcription factors0.80text
and C/EBPα aid in the efficiency of reprogramminginstance ofother transcription factors0.80text
adult fibroblastsinstance ofit often refers to the creation of induced pluripotent stem cells from mature cells0.80text
retroviruses.Transcription factorsOne of the first transacting factors discovered to change a cell was found in a myoblast when the complementary DNAinstance ofIt is carried out by the transfection of stem-cell associated genes into mature cells using viral vectors0.80text
Reprogrammingrelated to historyEarly0.60section
Reprogrammingrelated to historyIn0.60section

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