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Differentiation potential of fish fins -Effective utilization of the fins as food wastes-
Abstract
Fish cells are largely affected by their culture media. Fibroblast-like cells obtained from the fish fins can differentiate to various kinds of cells such as skeletal muscle-like, neurofilaments and adipocytes. Our results suggest that the fins which are usually discarded as food wastes may practically applied to the clean meat technology.
- organism: zebrafish
- assay: bulk RNA-seq
- research focus: cell type annotation
- approach: experimental assay
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