Discrimination between cells of murine and human origin in xenotransplants by species specific genomic in situ hybridization

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Xenotransplantation of human cells into immune compromised host species is an important experimental setup to follow the faith of implanted cells and the contribution of host cells to tissue regenerates. In this context, it is of major relevance to discriminate between transplanted and host cells. Labeling techniques of donor cells frequently reach only part of the cells, have the risk of influencing their...

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