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The variations reflect the increase of the epithelial permeability related to chloride channel formation and its influence on ion transport in both the crypt and surface epithelial cells.

Likewise, GFP-expressing epithelia in both the crypt and villus might represent an early fusion event in a crypt-based progenitor cell, perhaps on day 2. Notably, crypt-based differentiated Paneth cells which have a >20 day turnover [42], remain unmarked and are not descendents from the cell fusion event (Figure 4J).

Co-localized expression of GFP and DsRed was restricted to the mesenchymal cells in both the crypt and villus.

In fact, rigorous quantification of the size of both the crypt and its luminal openings for 66 randomly selected crypts gave completely concordant results (Fig. 1c).

Analysis by qRT-PCR confirmed the increase in β-gal reporter expression in WNT1 infected intestines, demonstrating a greater than fourfold increase in the epithelial compartment of both the crypt and villus.

We also found that goblet cell numbers were reduced in both the crypts and villi, especially the latter.

The mucosa of colitis is also examined histologically through fluorescence images with 1 μg/ml NBD-PZ reflecting both the crypt structure and inflammatory cell infiltration.

We examined MARK1 expression and found it to be associated primarily with goblet and Paneth cells both in the crypt and in the villus (fig 3, E).

Further, GFP expression was detected by immunofluorescence in the mesenchyme, both near the crypts and on the villi.

The positive signal was mainly located in the apical plasma membrane and it was found both in the crypts and the surface epithelial cuff region (data not shown).

In CRC, the analysis of colon adenomas has shown a different pattern for Ki-67 expression between normal tissue, adenomas, and adenocarcinomas, being limited to the crypts in normal tissue and expressed both in the crypts and in the surface epithelium in adenomatous polyps (tubular, villous) [ 31] and distributed homogeneously in adenocarcinoma [ 32].