Reactivation of the Cell Cycle in Terminally Differentiated Cells
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Marco Crescenzi
This book is co-published with Springer.
Please click here to purchase this book at the Springer site. ISBN: 978-0-306-47423-1 Pub date: 2003-01-25 102 pages 39 figures 4 tables |
About this bookTerminal differentiation is defined as the state in which a cell has acquired specialized properties and has ceased proliferating permanently. This book comprehensively describes whether the terminally differentiated state actually exists, the molecular mechanisms that control the post-mitotic state, and whether terminally differentiated cells can be induced to proliferate in a stable, controllable and reversible fashion. |
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Table of contentsReactivation of Terminally Differentiated Cells: Introduction Cell cycle reactivation in skeletal musce cells Myocyte Proliferation in the Failing Heart Reversal of terminally differentiated state in skeletal myocytes
by SV40 large T antigen Regulation of proliferation and apoptosis in the cardiac myocyte
The \"Post-mitotic\" Phenotype in Cardiac Muscle Cells Cellular de-differentiation during regeneration: the amphibian
muscle system |
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