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Functional Analysis of Two Distinct Bronchiolar Progenitors during Lung Injury and Repair

23 Jul 2010

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Air spaces of the mammalian lung are lined by a specialized epithelium that is maintained by endogenous progenitor cells. Within bronchioles, the abundance and distribution of progenitor cells that contribute to epithelial homeostasis change as a function of maintenance versus repair. It is unclear whether functionally distinct progenitor pools or a single progenitor cell type maintain the epithelium and how the...

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PMID: 20656948
DOI: 10.1165/rcmb.2010-0098oc

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