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Persistence of FoxJ1 <sup>+</sup> Pax6 <sup>+</sup> Sox2 <sup>+</sup> ependymal cells throughout life in the human spinal cord

2022-08-03

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Spinal cord ependymal cells have stem cell properties in mice. They surround the central canal and keep expressing spinal cord developmental transcription factors. Similar cells exist in young humans however their persistence with aging is debated. We clarified this issue by collecting 17 spinal cords from organ donors, aged between 37 and 83 years old. We examined the presence of ependymal cells using immunohisto...

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7dec0033-3d1c-546d-9f00-12bbd201401a
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10.1101/2022.08.01.502176
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