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VEGFR2 expression is predominantly restricted to endothelial cells and haematopoietic stem cell precursors, with peaks in expression during embryonic development [ 60].
CB2 receptor expression is predominantly restricted to immune cells including glia and in the context of this editorial it was originally identified in macrophages [ 1, 11] (See Figure 1).
Using this approach, we found that Pea3 expression was predominantly restricted to, and highly expressed in, the tumor epithelium (Figure 2D), which contains cells of both myoepithelial and luminal lineages [77] [79].
Barker et al (2010) reported that Lgr5 expression was predominantly restricted to the pyloric glands contributing to epithelial self-renewal, and could serve as a unique marker of stem cells in the stomach.
In normal healthy tissues, expression of Endo180 is predominantly restricted to cells of mesenchymal origin, in particular stromal fibroblasts [13], [14], [15].
We performed immunostaining for Ets1 protein in the skin epithelium of newborn and adult mice, which showed that expression of Ets1 is predominantly restricted to the nuclei of proliferative basal layer keratinocytes of the epidermis and hair follicles of newborn mice (Fig. 1A).
In contrast, Otop1 expression in zebrafish is predominantly restricted to the hair cells of the sensory epithelium and the neuromasts of the lateral line organ [ 7, 8].
The association of Endo180 with the mesenchymal subclass is consistent with previous observations that Endo180 expression in normal tissue is predominantly restricted to cells of mesenchymal origin [13], [14], [15].
For example, expression of the Vγ5 chain is predominantly restricted to dendritic epithelial γδ T cells found in skin [ 4] and Vγ6+ cells are the major reproductive tract γδ T cell population [ 5].
Expression of Has-vm2 in competent veligers is predominantly restricted to mantle cells (Fig. 9D), and is relatively constant along the length of the mantle margin (cf. Has-vm1).
