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Exploring the Reprogramming of hiPSCs to Hair Cell- and Spiral Ganglion-like Cells through Combinatorial Transcription Factor Overexpression
The loss of hair cells (HCs) and spiral ganglion neurons (SGNs) in the inner ear can lead to irreversible hearing loss in mammals. Because these cells are few in number and difficult to access, studies on their development, degeneration, and reprogramming capabilities in response to injury have been
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