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EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF LIPOFIBROBLASTS IN HUMAN LUNG
1 Jan 2006
Abstract excerpt
The lipid-containing alveolar interstitial fibroblast (lipofibroblast) is known to be critically involved in rodent lung development, homeostasis, and injury/repair. However, there is lack of information on their presence and function in the human lung. Based on a number of morphological (lipid staining), molecular (presence of characteristic lipogenic and absence of myogenic markers), and functional...
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