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Stable expression of a neuronal dopaminergic progenitor phenotype in cell lines derived from human amniotic fluid cells.

Journal of neuroscience research - 15 May 2006

McLaughlin David, Tsirimonaki Emmanouella, Vallianatos George, Sakellaridis Nikolaos, Chatzistamatiou Theofanis, Stavropoulos-Gioka Catherine, Tsezou Aspasia, Messinis Ioannis, Mangoura Dimitra

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Cells from human amniotic fluid derived from the fetus are considered a source of multipotent cells. Their properties have not been fully exploited, partially because unlike other embryonic sources such as embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell lines from amniocentesis samples have not been generated. We have established and characterized the properties of eight individual cell lines. Flow cytometry using several cell...

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PMID: 16555279
DOI: 10.1002/jnr.20828

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