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Differentiation of intervertebral notochordal cells through live automated cell imaging system in vitro.

Spine - 1 Nov 2009

Kim Joo Han, Deasy Bridget M, Seo Hyoung Yeon, Studer Rebecca K, Vo Nam V, Georgescu Helga I, Sowa Gwendolyn A, Kang James D

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STUDY DESIGN: We demonstrated the differentiation of notochordal cells by direct observation using a live automated cell imaging system. We also hypothesized that notochordal cells have characteristics of chondrocyte-like cells. OBJECTIVE: To determine characteristics of notochordal cells by matrix protein expression and their differentiation using a live automated cell imager. SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA:...

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PMID: 19841610
DOI: 10.1097/BRS.0b013e3181b26ed1

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