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Plasticity of epidermal adult stem cells derived from adult goat ear skin

22 Sept 2006

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Here we report the isolation and characterization of pluripotent stem cells from adult goat skin. We found that these primary cells have the properties of embryonic stem cells (ESC), including the expression of appropriate immunological markers and the capability of forming embryoid bodies. The subcultured cells also show the characteristics of stem cells, such as the expression of CK19, beta(1-)integrin, P63,...

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PMID: 16998851
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.20598

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