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Ep 51 Why Researchers Continue Studying Dezawa MuseCells® Across Multiple Medical Fields
Welcome back to the show. Today we’re taking a closer look at a naturally occurring stem cell that keeps showing up in research papers across a surprising range of medical specialties: the Muse cell, discovered in 2010 by Professor Mari Dezawa and her colleagues at Tohoku University.
What makes this cell type so interesting to scientists isn’t just that it’s pluripotent-like, meaning it has the potential to become many different cell types. It’s that Muse cells appear to know where to go. They carry a receptor called S1PR2, which detects a signaling molecule released by damaged tissue, called…
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