After heart attacks, generating healthy myocardial tissue by reversing scar tissue will trigger changes in cardiology and regenerative medicine. In the laboratory, scientists have proved that it is possible to convert cardiac fibroblasts (cicatricial tissue cells) into cardiomyocytes, but it is not easy to sort out details of how to process and it is difficult to apply this approach in Clinical practice or even other basic research projects.

After heart attacks, generating healthy myocardial tissue by reversing scar tissue will trigger changes in cardiology and regenerative medicine. In the laboratory, scientists have proved that it is possible to convert cardiac fibroblasts (cicatricial tissue cells) into cardiomyocytes, but it is not easy to sort out details of how to process and it is difficult to apply this approach in Clinical practice or even other basic research projects.