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Implication of Reg I in human pancreatic duct-like cells in vivo in the pathological pancreas and in vitro during exocrine dedifferentiation.

Pancreas - 1 Jul 2004

Sanchez Didier, Gmyr Valery, Kerr-Conte Julie, Kloppel Gunter, Zenilman Michael E, Guy-Crotte Odette, Pattou François, Figarella Catherine

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A feature associated frequently with the pathologic pancreas is the presence of tubular complexes produced by a phenotypic modulation of acinar cells that take on the characteristics of ductular cells. Since the type I Reg gene, an acinar cell product, is increased in the pancreas following an acinar injury, we aimed to evaluate whether the Reg I protein might be involved in this dedifferentiation process in the...

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PMID: 15211106
DOI: 10.1097/00006676-200407000-00050

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