Which regenerative-medicine research did Ian Wilmut lead in Edinburgh?

Ian Wilmut, a prominent British developmental biologist, is widely recognized for his pioneering work in cloning, most notably the creation of Dolly the sheep in 1996.1

Later in his career, Wilmut shifted his focus from animal research to human health, particularly concerning the genetic mechanisms of embryonic development and human disease. While serving as the chair of reproductive science at the University of Edinburgh, he directed the Medical Research Council’s Centre for Regenerative Medicine in Edinburgh. In this capacity, he led significant research efforts into cellular reprogramming, a field central to the advancement of regenerative medicine.2