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<p style="text-align:justify">Scientists at Osaka Metropolitan University have developed an efficient, non-invasive, and pain-free method to generate canine-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). They identified six reprogramming genes that can boost canine iPSC generation by 120 times compared to conventional methods using fibroblasts. The iPSCs were created from urine-derived cells without the need for feeder cells, an impossible feat until now. Their findings are expected to advance regenerative medicine and genetic disease research in veterinary medicine.</p>

Masaya tsukamotoKei watanabeShingo hatoyaScientists at osaka metropolitan universityOsaka prefecture universityOsaka metropolitan universityAnicom specialty medical institute incMethod of researchOsaka city universityProfessor shingo hatoyaGraduate schoolVeterinary scienceStem cell reportsMetropolitan universityAnicom specialty medical instituteTaro ayabe