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Neural phenotype expression of cultured human cord blood cells in vitro.

Neuroreport - 16 Nov 2001

Ha Y, Choi J U, Yoon D H, Yeon D S, Lee J J, Kim H O, Cho Y E

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Neural stem cells have been proposed as useful vectors for treating diseases in the CNS, but their utility is severely limited by lack of accessibility. Brain development is ongoing extensively in early postnatal life. However, it is unclear whether stem cells that differentiate into neurons exist in the blood during early postnatal life. We showed in this experiment that neural markers (NeuN, neurofilament,...

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PMID: 11733704
DOI: 10.1097/00001756-200111160-00030

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