Induced pluripotent stem cell 2 articles

From a biotechnology perspective, induced pluripotent stem cell is a pluripotent cell state generated by reprogramming differentiated somatic cells with a clearly bounded mechanism or workflow. Its mechanism or workflow connects induced pluripotent stem cells with iPSC reprogramming, with somatic cell reprogramming helping determine the biological output, experimental readout or pharmacological effect. iPSCs are generated by reprogramming somatic cells and are therefore distinct from embryonic stem cells despite sharing pluripotent developmental potential.