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… Thus, more specific and patient-tailored therapies are still needed. The introduction of induced
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… to clinical trials, although investigating human cells in animal models is always challenging.
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cardiac structures like ventricular chambers or valve leaflets. However, ultrasound imaging …

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therapeutic purposes that … cells (ie, in most cases both tumor and normal cells), leading to …

… stem cell therapy, cardiac regeneration may have been the most compelling case for
translating fundamental advances in stem cell … considering clinical translation of the approach. …

… in the AML cells of majority patients but not on pluripotent stem cells. Calicheamicin is …
clinical benefits and increased mortality rate of GO therapy over standard chemotherapy, leading …