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br Specification of germ cells in humans
2018-10-20
Specification of germ cells in humans The earliest identification of PGCs in the yolk sac was made by Fuss using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) during week 3 of life (Fig. 1). This work revealed that human PGCs are large spherical cells located amongst the smaller cells of the yolk sac en
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c-myc inhibitor Cisplatin and Vorinostat alone produced exci
2018-10-20
Cisplatin and Vorinostat alone produced exciting results, but their combination was extremely efficient in disrupting CSCs and non-CSCs. After 5days of combined therapy, CSCs were completely depleted in HACC2A cells, and a 3.9-fold reduction in CSCs occurred in HACC6 c-myc inhibitor (Fig. 4A and B).
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Here we present an algorithm KeyGenes that we
2018-10-20
Here we present an algorithm, KeyGenes, that we have used on NGS data extracted from tissues of 21 different human fetal organs, both embryonic and extraembryonic (plus the maternal endometrium), from the first and second trimesters of development to determine a panel of classifier genes that would
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hiv protease In previous tumor studies we have used
2018-10-20
In previous tumor studies, we have used a p53-null syngeneic mouse model to mimic p53 loss of function in human breast cancer. This model was developed by transplanting p53-null mammary epithelium into the cleared mammary fat pads of wild-type, syngeneic Balb/c-recipient mice, resulting in spontaneo
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In previous tumor studies we have used
2018-10-20
In previous tumor studies, we have used a p53-null syngeneic mouse model to mimic p53 loss of function in human breast cancer. This model was developed by transplanting p53-null mammary epithelium into the cleared mammary fat pads of wild-type, syngeneic Balb/c-recipient mice, resulting in spontaneo
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Our results and analyses suggest that the disorder
2018-10-20
Our results and analyses suggest that the disorder notably disrupts the topology of the network. In the context of the patients, these alterations could significantly affect the normal operation of the brain. Such an aspect is important in the framework of studies that highlight the relation between
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We previously discovered that ATM
2018-10-20
We previously discovered that ATM, in addition to serving many roles in cell-cycle regulation and DNA damage response, also functions as a key epigenetic regulator in neurons, likely underlying the ataxic symptoms as well as neurodegeneration. ATM indirectly regulates nuclear-cytoplasmic shuttling o
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br Results br Discussion There is considerable interest
2018-10-20
Results Discussion There is considerable interest in developing high-throughput technologies for microscale analysis and screening of both undifferentiated and differentiated human stem/progenitor populations to aid drug screening and toxicity analysis (Bhatia and Ingber, 2014; El-Ali et al.,
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This proof of concept study
2018-10-20
This proof-of-concept study showed that the iPSC retina, when transplanted into the eyes of end-stage retinal-degeneration mice, develops a mature ONL and responds to light. Nearly half of the mice with retinal transplant showed light-responsive behavior. We recently showed that the hESC retina can
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2018-07-29
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