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Trans-differentiation of a duodenal phenotype on duodenal transplantation of different normal tissues in F344 rats.

Hiroshima journal of medical sciences - 1 Mar 2011

Watanabe Hiromitsu, Kominami Yoko, Gon Rina, Hayashi Masaomi, Nishiki Masayo, Sasaki Atsushi, Shiraishi Miho, Ueda Shinobu, Ochiya Takahiro, Kamiya Kenji

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The mechanisms regulating stem cell differentiation and self-renewal are largely unknown. Our ultimate goal is to be able to regulate somatic stem cell differentiation and proliferation. In the present study the ability of trans-differentiation was studied when different normal tissue types were transplanted into the duodenum in rats. Pieces of ear (skin), bladder, trachea, diaphragm, pyloric gland, and...

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