StemRNA – 3rd Gen Reprogramming Kit
฿102,190.00
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Background
Regenerative medicine has been transformed by the introduction of inducible pluripotent stem cells (iPS). The key to its success is RNA reprogramming, which basically turns mature cells back into stem cells with more potential like embryos and then the magic unfolds as they become nearly reprogrammed cells this can be differentiated into any cell in the human body. This potential holds great promise for the treatment of many diseases and tissue regeneration.
Early methods for iPS Stem Cells involved the introduction of specific genes by viral infection. However, this raised problems regarding the possibility of genomic integration and tumorigenesis. As the field progressed, safer and more effective methods were sought. This led to the development of the 3rd generation Reprogramming kit, which is a breakthrough step in RNA reprogramming. By using modified RNA molecules, this kit avoids the risks associated with DNA-based methods, providing a highly sensitive method for generating iPS stem cells
The benefits of the 3rd generation Reprogramming kit are varied. It not only increases productivity, but also significantly reduces the time required to produce iPS Stem Cells. Furthermore, the resulting iPS stem cells lack the potentially harmful genomic integrations that previous methods can produce, making them safe for therapeutic use
In conclusion, RNA reprogramming, especially with the 3rd generation Reprogramming kit has greatly enhanced our ability to generate iPS Stem Cells. As we refine and understand these processes, the dream of harnessing the regenerative potential of iPS Stem Cells becomes more tangible.
Vendor | Jena Bioscience |
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