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June 15, 2007

Stem Cells: Japan Gets Ahead of the Curve

Everything about Shinya Yamanaka’s discovery was right—except for the timing. The 44-year-old Kyoto University stem-cell researcher had found a way to genetically reprogram an ordinary mouse skin cell to revert to the virtual equivalent of its embryonic state, in which it has the potential to grow into any kind of tissue. (TIME)

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