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Direct control of somatic stem cell proliferation by the <i>Drosophila</i> testis stem cell niche

2017-02-21

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Niches have traditionally been characterized as signalling microenvironments that allow stem cells to maintain their fate. This definition implicitly assumes that the various niche signals are integrated towards a binary fate decision between stemness and differentiation. However, observations in multiple systems have demonstrated that stem cell properties such as proliferation and self renewal can be uncoupled at...

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2a50f3da-6e8a-58a0-8626-8864c4efc7ff
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10.1101/110619
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