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The researchers hypothesized that the overzealous p53 protein disrupted not only cancer cells, its normal target, but also the stem cells that replenish skin, muscle, bone and other tissues.

Recently, we have also shown that the presence of Hes3 marks not only the normal endogenous NSC but also the stem cell compartment in malignant brain tumors [24].

Not only does the niche have an effect on stem cells, but also the stem cells communicate with the niche.

These results indicated that intermediate cells were not only the targets of the carcinogen, but also the stem cells of mammary carcinomas.

Consistent with previous reports [ 2, 5], we provided further evidence that AECs expressed not only the epithelial cell marker cytokeratin 19, but also the stem cell markers such as SSEA-4 and Oct-4.

Ideally, a modification of the PCMO generation procedure should not only enhance proliferation but also the stem cell features of PCMOs in a way that the resulting NeoHepatocytes become more hepatocyte-like.

Organ formation requires not only stem cells but also the surrounding stem cell niche or microenvironment and extracellular matrix participation.

Assessment is further made difficult by the natural asymmetry in wood growth (lack of perfectly uniform growth/cell development) as can be seen in Figures  1, 2 and 5. Hence, when investigating developmental variation due to RW formation a quantitative method, encompassing the variation across a given point in the stem but also the variation along the stem, is of substantial value.

Not only the niche components influence stem cell behavior, but also the interactions between stem cells and their niche are reciprocal, since stem cells are able to remodel the niche and secrete ECM components in response to the signals they receive from it [28 30].

In a decision that Stanford biologist Paul Berg calls "gutsy," the National Bioethics Advisory Commission NBACC) recommended on 14 July that the federal government should fund not only research on human embryonic stem cells, but also the production of stem cell cultures--even if this involves the destruction of human embryos.

An expanded vasa vasorum may contribute to vascular remodeling by serving as a reservoir for vascular stem cells and a conduit for not only the delivery of inflammatory cells, but also the circulation of stem cells and resident stem cells in plaques [ 40– 40].