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Endometrial cells prepared from the human endometrium are also capable of reconstituting functional endometrium in xenograft models of endometriosis [1].

Pre-HSCs gave to an embryonic type of HSCs (embryonic HSCs) capable of reconstituting adult hematopoietic system but at a low degree.

The same finding has also been observed in C6 glioma and DAOY medulloblastoma cell lines where both fractions were capable of reconstituting the parental cellular population [16], [33].

The prospective isolation of MaSC capable of reconstituting mammary glands was first demonstrated by Alvi et al, who identified these cells by their ability to exclude Hoechst dye [4].

Both SP and NSP fractions from the DAOY medulloblastoma cell line were capable of reconstituting the original parental population, and only slight clonogenic enrichment was observed in the SP fraction [16].

In contrast, pathogen-free mice are capable of reconstituting the bacterial flora with Bifidobacteria and tolerance development [ 59].

Yang L, Bryder D, Adolfsson J, Nygren J, Mansson R, Sigvardsson M et al. Identification of LinSca1kitCD34Flt3− short-term hematopoietic stem cells capable of rapidly reconstituting and rescuing myeloablated transplant recipients.

The necessity of reconstituting pR with some lipid before it is capable of photocycling shows that the presence of lipids facilitates pR in assuming its fully active structure.

The task of reconstituting the rooms was enormous.

Since c-kit and K5-expressing cells have been shown to be capable of producing or reconstituting the epithelial compartment in submandibular salivary glands and are also of interest as potential diagnostic and/or therapeutic targets in cancers (Chu and Weiss, 2002), we examined the spatio-temporal distribution of cells expressing these markers.

Transplantation of haematopoietic stem cells — cells capable of self renewing and reconstituting all types of blood cell — can treat numerous lethal diseases, including leukaemias and lymphomas.