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7/12/2010
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Addition of fat to mouse stem cells push them to develop into subcutaneous or visceral fat storage cells
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New delving being presented today (12 July) at the UK national Stem Cell Network Annual Science Meeting in Nottingham shows that adding fat to mouse stem cells grown in the lab affects their retroaction to the signals that push them to develop into one or other of the main types of fat storage cells - subcutaneous (under the skin) or visceral (around the organs). More: - Read the rest here |
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