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Generation of functional human adipose tissue in mice from primed progenitor cells

2018-02-18

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<h4>Abstarct</h4> Adipose tissue is used extensively in reconstructive and regenerative therapies, but transplanted fat often undergoes inflammation and cell death, requiring further revision surgery. We report that functional human adipose tissue can be generated from mesenchymal progenitor cells in-vivo, providing an alternative approach to its therapeutic use. We leveraged previous findings that progenitor cel...

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5afa2c16-0182-52b3-afff-8761f4eed1a5
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10.1101/267427
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