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Labeling stem cells in vitro for identification of their differentiated phenotypes after grafting into the CNS.
Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.) - 1 Jan 2008
Cao Qi-lin, Onifer Stephen M, Whittemore Scott R
Abstract excerpt
Grafting neural stem cells is a widely used experimental approach to central nervous system (CNS) repair after trauma or neurodegeneration. It is likely to be a realistic clinical therapy for human CNS disorders in the near future. One of the challenges of this approach is the ability to identify both the survival and differentiated phenotype of various stem cell populations after engraftment into the CNS. There...
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