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Isolation, Expansion and Transplantation of Postnatal Murine Progenitor Cells of the Enteric Nervous System

28 May 2014

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Neural stem or progenitor cells have been proposed to restore gastrointestinal function in patients suffering from congenital or acquired defects of the enteric nervous system. Various, mainly embryonic cell sources have been identified for this purpose. However, immunological and ethical issues make a postnatal cell based therapy desirable. We therefore evaluated and quantified the potential of progenitor cells...

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PMID: 24871092
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0097792

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