AMP REGENERATIVE MEDICINE FROM MOLECULAR EMBRYOLOGY TO TISSUE ENGINEERING STEM CELL BIOLOGY AND REGE...

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are associated with an extreme clinical heterogeneity, rangingfrom XP to XP combined with CS and TTD. Defects in theNER and crosslink repair endonuclease, ERCC1/XPF, cause XPor XP with multi-system dysfunction. Mouse models have provi-ded important insights into the impact of th[r]

growth, preventing tumor formation. Mutations in these genes resultin cells that no longer show normal inhibition of cell growth anddivision. The products of tumor suppressor genes may act at the cellmembrane, in the cytoplasm, or in the nucleus. Mutations in thesegenes result in a loss of fu[r]

recipients for studying human stem cell function. Blood 2000,95(10):3102-3105.15. Bonde J, Hess DA, Nolta JA: Recent advances in hematopoietic stem cellbiology. Curr Opin Hematol 2004, 11(6):392-398.16. Koo V, Hamilton PW, Williamson K: Non-invasive in vivo imaging in smallanima[r]

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however, these terms are often more strictly used to define partially differentiated or lineage-committed cells (e.g., myeloid progenitor cells) that can divide into different cell types but lack self-renewing capacity. Unipotent cells or monopotent cells, e.g., spermatogonial stem<[r]

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cDNA were analysed by western blotting using the Hu-K4 antiserum (1 : 2000) or the respective preimmune serum (PIS, 1 : 2000). Preincu-bation of the antiserum with the C-terminal peptide used for immunization inhibited labelling of Hu-K4. (B) Detection of endogenous Hu-K4.Membranes from rat b[r]

Strategies for transplantation of stem cells. 1. Undifferentiated or partially differentiated stem cells may be injected directly in the target organ or intravenously. 2. Stem cells may be differentiated ex vivo prior to injection into the target organ. 3. Growth factors[r]

Chapter 067. Applications of Stem Cell Biology in Clinical Medicine (Part 4) Other Organ Systems and the Future The use of stem cells in regenerative medicine has been studied for many other organ systems and cell types, includin[r]

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facilitate remyelination after experimental spinal cord injury. Clinical trials of marrow-derived stem cells have already begun, and this may be the first disease targeted for the clinical use of ES cells. Marrow-derived stem cells are also being used in the treatment of stroke,[r]

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