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Chemical cell reprogramming is seen as an alternative for disease modeling or even potential cell replacement therapy of neurological disorders, but the "proof-of-concept" is still emerging.

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Zhang said the chemical processes within live cells are intricate and spatially diverse. Traditionally, chemical interventions are employed to regulate these processes. “However, those chemicals ...

The four patients who underwent transplantations had limbal stem cell deficiency caused by chemical burns. The patients were all men, ranging in age from 31 to 52.