‘Jekyll And Hyde’ Cell May Hold Key To Muscular Dystrophy, Fibrosis Treatment: UBC Research

A team of University of British Columbia researchers has identified fat-producing cells that possess "dual-personalities" and may further the development of treatments for muscle diseases such as muscular dystrophy and fibrosis. The team found a new type of fibro/adipogenic progenitors, or FAPs, that generate fatty fibrous tissues when transplanted into damaged muscles in mice...
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