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P63 expression levels in side population and low light scattering ocular surface epithelial cells.

Transactions of the American Ophthalmological Society - 1 Jan 2005

Epstein Seth P, Wolosin J Mario, Asbell Penny A

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PURPOSE: Because stem cells exhibit high self-renewal capacity, slow cycling, and high proliferative potential, and one of many markers postulated for epithelial stem cells, p63, is challenged by widespread expression within stem cell-free regions, we examined p63 expression in these stem cell-as...

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