Undifferentiated

... There are lots of epigenetic mechanisms, not just “an” epigenetic mechanism ‒ histone acetylation, histone methylation, cytosine methylation, etc. Undifferentiated cells also have epigenetic mechanisms. This mechanism regulates the position of each chromosome in the nucleus and thereby determines ...

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Hi, can someone help me clarify my doubts concerning stem cells? I know that stem cells are undifferentiated cells that can differentiate into other types of body cells. But I don't get why we need stem cells beyond a certain age, e.g. once your body has fully matured. ...

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... that display different qualities. Some of these methylation patterns are inherited, but for the most part they are not, and for good reason. The undifferentiated condition of the zygote is crucial for future development. It would be disastrous if tissue specific patterns of methylation in say ...

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Hello, I use Giemsa to color undifferentiated THP1 cells. I tried several conditions, but the cells are too coloured. I was wondering if any of you has done this before and what is the protocol you applied? thanks

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hmmm I think so for morula is the undifferentiated ball of cells...

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