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Comparative study on the stem cell phenotypes of C6 cells under different culture conditions.

Chinese medical journal - 1 Oct 2011

Zhang Suo-Jun, Ye Fei, Xie Rui-Fan, Hu Feng, Wang Bao-Feng, Wan Feng, Guo Dong-Sheng, Lei Ting

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BACKGROUND: Glioma stem cell (GSC) hypothesis posits that a subpopulation of cells within gliomas have true clonogenic and tumorigenic potential. Significantly, a more controversial correlate to GSC is that cells in different culture conditions might display distinct stem cell properties. Considering these possibilities, we applied an approach comparing stem cell characteristics of C6 glioma cells under different...

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