Abstract

Hierarchical cell state models, wherein a few stem-like tumor-propagating cells repopulate the tumor after therapy, are often invoked in cancer. Suvà etal. demonstrate a plastic developmental hierarchy in glioma cell populations by characterizing the epigenetic states of phenotypically distinct cells and identifying four factors sufficient to reprogram differentiated cells into a tumorigenic stem-like state.

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