New study yields clue to how stem cells form

An Emory University study shows some of the first direct evidence of a process required for epigenetic reprogramming between generations - a finding that could shed more light on the mechanisms of fertilization, stem-cell formation and cloning. The journal Cell published the results of the study on the nematode C. elegans in its April 17 issue.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news159106629.html">New study yields clue to how stem cells form</a></p> <p>An Emory University study shows some of the first direct evidence of a process required for epigenetic reprogramming between generations - a finding that could shed more light on the mechanisms of fertilization, stem-cell formation and cloning. The journal <i>Cell</i> published the results of the study on the nematode <i>C. elegans </i>in its April 17 issue.</p>