This review demonstrates how long non-coding RNAs regulate differentiation in stem cells, highlighting their therapeutic potential in regenerative medicine and disease modeling.
Key Points
Long non-coding RNAs are essential for regulating gene expression and maintaining stem cell pluripotency.
These RNAs influence stem cell fate decisions through epigenetic, transcriptional, and post-transcriptional mechanisms.
Research emphasizes the therapeutic potential of lncRNA-based strategies for regenerative medicine and targeted therapies.
Challenges and future directions in lncRNA research are discussed to advance the field of stem cell therapy.