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Cell Lineage-Specific Differences in Clinical Behavior of Non-Functioning Pituitary Adenomas.
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Single-Cell Transcriptomics Meets Lineage Tracing [PDF]
Cell Stem Cell, 2018 Reconstructing lineage relationships between cells within a tissue or organism is a long-standing aim in biology. Traditionally, lineage tracing has been achieved through the (genetic) labeling of a cell followed by the tracking of its offspring ...
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Tracing the lineage of tracing cell lineages
Nature Cell Biology, 2001The study of cell lineages has been, and remains, of crucial importance in developmental biology. It requires the identification of a cell or group of cells and of all of their descendants during embryonic development. Here, we provide a brief survey of how different techniques for achieving this have evolved over the last 100 years.
Stern, Claudio D., Fraser, Scott E.
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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 1997
Organisms such as nematodes and mollusks, the development of which involves fixed cell lineages, allow studies of the genetic programming of precision and of evolution of its flexibility. Stochastic specification of cell fate may evolve to a fixed cell lineage and specification by cell interactions to autonomous specification. Comparative developmental
P W, Sternberg, M A, Félix
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Organisms such as nematodes and mollusks, the development of which involves fixed cell lineages, allow studies of the genetic programming of precision and of evolution of its flexibility. Stochastic specification of cell fate may evolve to a fixed cell lineage and specification by cell interactions to autonomous specification. Comparative developmental
P W, Sternberg, M A, Félix
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Biochemistry and Cell Biology, 1998
The epidermis is a stratified squamous epithelium, which is under a constant state of proliferation, commitment, differentiation, and elimination so that the functional integrity of the tissue is maintained. The intact epidermis has the ability to respond to diverse environmental stimuli by continuous turnover to maintain its normal homeostasis ...
K, Turksen, T C, Troy
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The epidermis is a stratified squamous epithelium, which is under a constant state of proliferation, commitment, differentiation, and elimination so that the functional integrity of the tissue is maintained. The intact epidermis has the ability to respond to diverse environmental stimuli by continuous turnover to maintain its normal homeostasis ...
K, Turksen, T C, Troy
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Cell Lineage Tracing: Colocalization of Cell Lineage Markers with a Fluorescent Reporter
2020Cell lineage tracing, an old technique which originated in the nineteenth century, regains popularity and relevance due to introduction of a more sensitive tomato fluorescent protein under the control of a ubiquitous promoter (Rosa 26 gene). In addition, various tissue specific CreERT2 mouse lines are widely available, making cell lineage tracing ...
Yan, Jing +2 more
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CELL LINEAGE OF NK CELL: EVIDENCE FOR T CELL LINEAGE
1982Publisher Summary This chapter examines whether the membrane phenotype of natural killer (NK) cells indicates an independent cell lineage both with regard to ontogenical differentiation and function or whether they belong to an already known cell population, especially the T-cell lineage.
Sonoko Habu, Ko Okumura
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The International Journal of Developmental Biology, 1998
Studies of the role of cell lineage in development began in the 1870s, fell into decline in the first half of the 20th century, and were revived in the 1960s. This revival was attended by the introduction of new and powerful analytical techniques. Cell lineage can be inferred to have a causative role in developmental cell fate in embryos in which ...
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Studies of the role of cell lineage in development began in the 1870s, fell into decline in the first half of the 20th century, and were revived in the 1960s. This revival was attended by the introduction of new and powerful analytical techniques. Cell lineage can be inferred to have a causative role in developmental cell fate in embryos in which ...
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