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The Journal of Pathology, 2002
AbstractThis review concentrates on recent evidence about lung stem cell origins and plasticity. The range of potential cells which can repopulate the injured lung, classically the basal and mucous secretory cells of the trachea, the Clara cells of the bronchiole, and the type II pneumocyte of the alveolus, has been extended to include the mucus‐gland ...
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AbstractThis review concentrates on recent evidence about lung stem cell origins and plasticity. The range of potential cells which can repopulate the injured lung, classically the basal and mucous secretory cells of the trachea, the Clara cells of the bronchiole, and the type II pneumocyte of the alveolus, has been extended to include the mucus‐gland ...
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Renal epithelial cell polarity
Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 1992Recent cell biologic studies of protein trafficking, sorting, and distribution in polarized renal epithelial cells have begun to provide important new insights into the mechanisms involved in generating and maintaining cell surface polarity. Advances in this field have been rapid in the last year, due in part to the development of new approaches to ...
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Human Thyroid Epithelial Cells
2003The thyroid gland contains two populations of epithelial cells, of quite different embryological origin and function. Only the major component-the follicular cells-will be considered here. The minor C cell population, which forms only a few percent, can be ignored for the purposes of primary culture.
Williams, DW, Wynford-Thomas, D
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Epithelial cell antigen presentation
Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2000For decades intestinal epithelial cells were thought of as passive barriers to luminal contents, cells involved in nutrient absorption and electrolyte secretion. Studies during the past 10 to 15 years have changed that concept as our understanding of mucosal immunity has evolved and as we have come to understand that the regulation of this system is ...
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