1. Organ Regeneration Cell Volume 146, Issue 1, (July 2011)
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Volume 146, Issue 1, (July 2011)
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2. Human iPSC-derived hepatocytes engraft and regenerate a damaged liver in a mouse. Image courtesy of Y.-Y. Jang.
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3. When mouse tail-tip fibroblasts (left) are directly converted into hepatocyte-like cells (right), the first prominent change is the mesenchymal-to-epithelial transition, as confirmed by membrane Tjp-1 staining (red). Image courtesy of L. Hui.
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4. Regenerated mouse lung with a human bronchiole (left) and alveoli (right), expressing EGFP and the epithelial marker pan-CK. Image courtesy of P. Anversa.
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5. Chimeric mice made with episomal iPSCs. Image courtesy of Y. Xu.
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