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Flow cytometry and monoclonal antibodies identify normal liver cell populations antigenically related to oval cells.

European journal of histochemistry : EJH - 1 Jan 1995

Agelli M, Halay E D

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Oval cells, a non-parenchymal cell population induced to rapidly proliferate in animals treated with carcinogens, are thought to be related to the hypothesized liver stem cells. In normal liver there are poorly defined cells antigenically related to oval cells. These oval cell antigen positive (OCAP) cells present in normal animals are thought to include hepatocyte and bile duct cell precursors. To isolate them,...

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