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Expression of Pluripotency and Multipotency Factors in Human Ocular Surface Tissues

29 Sept 2011

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AIM: Mechanisms that control ocular surface stem cells (SCs) are unclear. Recent studies have shown that several adult SCs express pluripotency markers. Our objective was to analyze the expression of key molecules of pluripotency in human ocular surface tissues as well as in cultivated limbal epithelium. METHODS: Four samples of human corneal, limbal and on amniotic membrane cultivated limbal epithelium...

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PMID: 21958029
DOI: 10.3109/02713683.2011.608238

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