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may be able to 'coach' transplanted stem cells to differentiate
appropriately, study shows BY KRISTA CONGER - Pluripotent stem
cells are nature’s double-edged sword. Because they can develop
into a dizzying variety of cell types and tissues, they are a
potentially invaluable therapeutic resource. However, that same
developmental flexibility