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Área de conocimiento: "Biología celular"

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BMC Biotechnology(1)

Mitochondrion(1)

Scientific Reports(1)

Stem Cells International(1)

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Fisiología y materias afines(2)

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Anatomía humana, citología, histología(1)

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Artificial mitochondria transfer / transplant (AMTT)(1)

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Coincubation(1)

Artificial Mitochondria Transfer: Current Challenges, Advances, and Future Applications

Abstract: The objective of this review is to outline existing artificial mitochondria transfer techniques and

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Andrés Caicedo, Francisco J. Cabrera Aulestia., Hidalgo C., Khoury M., Pedro Manuel Aponte

Early evidence of the artificial transfer/transplant of mitochondria to oocytes and zygotes by MitoCeption

Abstract: Oocytes may carry mutations in their mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) which affect fertility and embryo dev

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Coincubation, Heteroplasmy, MitoCeption, Mitochondria replacement therapy (MRT), Mitochondrial disease, oocytes, Xenogeneic transfer/transplant, Zygotes

Andrés Caicedo, Ariana León-Sosa, Emilia Morales, Francesca Velarde, Francisco J. Cabrera Aulestia., Jorgensen C., Mayra Ortega, Verónica Castañeda

Identification of key proteins in the signaling crossroads between wound healing and cancer hallmark phenotypes

Abstract: Wound healing (WH) and cancer seem to share common cellular and molecular processes that could work

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Andrés Caicedo, Andrés López-Cortés, Ariana León-Sosa, Erick Velastegui, Estefanía Abarca, Francisco J. Cabrera Aulestia., Germania Karolys, Leonardo Silva

Primary allogeneic mitochondrial mix (PAMM) transfer/transplant by MitoCeption to address damage in PBMCs caused by ultraviolet radiation

Abstract: Background: Artificial Mitochondrial Transfer or Transplant (AMT/T) can be used to reduce the stress

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Artificial mitochondria transfer / transplant (AMTT), Cell repair, Cellular damage, MitoCeption, Mitochondria, P53, Primary allogeneic mitochondrial mix (PAMM), Primary immune cells, Ultraviolet radiation (UVR)

Andrés Caicedo, D. A. Barba Carrera, Francesca Velarde, Francisco J. Cabrera Aulestia., Gabriela Peña, Jorgensen C., Khoury M., Lina Soto, Luis Alberto Pedroza, Mayra Ortega, Parra E., Stephany Gallardo