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NGFR/Ngfr-marked basal duct progenitors drive ductal–acinar regeneration in injured salivary glands

2026-05-18

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Severe salivary gland injury can cause chronic xerostomia and persistent secretory dysfunction, yet the epithelial populations that support repair remain poorly defined. Here, we identify NGFR/Ngfr as a conserved surface marker for isolating organoid-forming epithelial stem/progenitor cells from human and mouse salivary glands and show that mouse Ngfr-lineage cells contribute to ductal–acinar regeneration after in...

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92b71e97-862f-5071-9ed0-c732582be6d8
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10.64898/2026.05.13.724951
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