Telomere in Neuron Reprogramming

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The discussion centers on the roles of TERT (telomerase reverse transcriptase) and the shelterin complex in neuronal regeneration, particularly in the context of telomere dynamics and telomerase activity in normal versus reprogrammed neurons. It highlights emerging research indicating that TERT may have additional functions beyond telomere maintenance, especially during the reprogramming of somatic cells. A 2014 paper is referenced, suggesting that TERT plays a significant role in these processes, though specific details and references are sought for further clarity. The conversation emphasizes the need for more insights into the variations in telomere and telomerase characteristics between different types of neurons.
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what will be function of TERT,and shelterin complex protein in Neuron regeneration,is their any variant in telomere and telomerase between normal neuron and reprogramm neurons?
 
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Extre telomeric function of TERT

Recently a paper published on april 2014,their is a extra telomeric function role while reprogramming of somatic cell
 
Anand Wilson said:
Recently a paper published on april 2014,their is a extra telomeric function role while reprogramming of somatic cell

Could you give the exact reference?
 

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