How to pronounce “yamanaka” in English

Shinya Yamanaka actually won the Nobel Prize for discovering four factors that can convert an old cell back into what looks like an embryonic stem cell.

So Shinya Yamanaka won the Nobel Prize just over 10 years ago for showing a way that ordinary cells, so

the four Yamanaka factors.

These four Yamanaka factors are called O, S, K, and M for short.

So Shinya Yamanaka actually won the Nobel Prize for discovering four factors that, when you overexpress these in cells,

commonly referred to as Yamanaka factors.

We put three of the Yamanaka factors.

There was a scientist called Shinya Yamanaka who was trying to find out how to turn regular adult body cells all the way back

Cells that are given these four Yamanaka factors actually are biologically younger than cells that haven't had the treatment.

This was done by the unit where the Yamanaka worked that first made the IPS cells.

Now we don't want to put the four Yamanaka factors into our bodies and turn us into a giant stem cell pool.

The 2012 Nobel Prize was given to Shinya Yamanaka, who developed a process for creating what are called Induced Pluripotent Stem cells, IPS cells.

And so what scientists decided to do is insert these Yamanaka factor genes into mice.

this really this revolution from the work of a fellow sh yamanaka

this really this revolution from the work of a fellow Shena yamanaka

found how to tap into the observer and reset our biological edge using Yamanaka's factors, but not all of them, just a subset.

We call this the process of induced pluripotent stem cells, and we use what are called-- named after Mr. Yamanaka, Dr. Yamanaka--