The uses of miRNA in stem cells, developmental biology, tissue injury, and tissue regeneration are all covered in this paper. Contributors in particular offer in-depth treatment of methodology, intervention, and tissue engineering.
The 1048 encoded microRNAs in the genome appear to hold great promise for the possible repair and regeneration of tissues and organs in future therapies because they regulate almost all biological processes. Fifty specialists discuss important issues in this rapidly developing profession. They highlight the current and future significance of clinical research in the miRNA field by succinctly summarizing and analyzing major results arising from fundamental research into translational application. All significant facets of basic stem cell and developmental biology are covered, including how miRNA is used in repair and regeneration. Special attention is paid to approaches and treatments that lead in the direction of organ and tissue engineering.
150 color figures in a multi-color text style illustrate significant discoveries.
Key lessons are summed up in take-home notes throughout the text.
Brief chapters allow for focused debate and a distinct “voice.”
