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Properties of neural crest-like cells differentiated from human embryonic stem cells.

Folia biologica - 1 Jan 2014

Křivánek J, Švandová E, Králik J, Hajda Š, Fedr R, Vinarský V, Jaroš J, Souček K, Buchtová M, Matalová E, Hampl A

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Neural crest cells (NCCs) derive early in vertebrate ontogenesis from neural tube as a population of migratory cells with exquisite differentiation potential. Abnormalities in NCC behaviour are cause of debilitating diseases including cancers and a spectrum of neurocristopathies. Thanks to their multilineage differentiation capacity NCCs offer a cell source for regenerative medicine. Both these aspects make NCC...

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