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progenitor cell
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progenitor cell  (pr-jn-tr)
See stem cell.
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Led by Associate Professors Jane Visvader and Geoff Lindeman, the researchers have discovered that luminal progenitor cells are the likely source of basal-like breast tumours.
Stem cell 'daughters' can cause breast cancer by Asian News International
Endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs), which circulate in the bloodstream, play a role in normal blood vessel function and may find application as both a marker of cardiovascular disease and a potential treatment, according to a recent review.
Endothelial progenitor cells may reduce cardiovascular disease by Ninger, Laura J. / Life Extension
The cell enrichment methods employ reagents that specifically recognize CD9 and CD41, in conjunction with other markers expressed on lineage committed progenitor cells.
Stanford University obtains United States patent by BIOTECH Patent News
 
 
 
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