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Circulating Connective Tissue Precursors: Extreme Rarity in Humans and Chondrogenic Potential in Guinea Pigs

27 Apr 2007

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Using a variety of cell separation techniques and cultivation conditions, circulating, adherent, connective tissue, clonogenic cells were found in just 3 donors out of 66, demonstrating that these precursors are extremely rare in postnatal human blood. Contrary to humans, guinea pig blood shows much more reproducible connective tissue colony formation; it was therefore chosen to study the differentiation...

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PMID: 17464083
DOI: 10.1634/stemcells.2007-0140

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