Researchers have developed a method to directly reprogram mouse fibroblasts—connective tissue cells—into alveolar epithelial-like cells, offering a new approach to lung regeneration that bypasses traditional stem cell techniques. This breakthrough could pave the way for therapies targeting chronic lung diseases and reducing reliance on donor organs.

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