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Alpha-2,3 sialylation differentiate the limbal and corneal epithelial cell phenotypes.

Investigative ophthalmology & visual science - 1 Oct 1995

Wolosin J M, Wang Y

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PURPOSE: The initial differentiation event for the corneal epithelial cell lineage occurs as the limbally localized stem cells yield, through mitosis, the highly proliferative, transiently amplifying corneal peripheral cells. This differentiation is characterized by the expression of tissue-specific cytokeratins, as well as the loss of alpha-enolase and pigmentation. All these are intracellular events. The aim of...

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