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Neuronal characteristics in embryonic renal stroma.

The International journal of developmental biology - 1 Mar 1994

Sainio K, Nonclercq D, Saarma M, Palgi J, Saxén L, Sariola H

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The metanephric mesenchyme is considered a homogeneous population of predetermined, but pluripotent cells with a nephrogenic bias. By an inductive stimulus, the mesenchyme is programmed to differentiate into the various epithelial phenotypes of the secretory nephron. A fraction of the mesenchymal cells, however, remains in the interstitium between the nephrons and differentiates into spindle-shaped,...

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