In agreement with the CK19 staining (Figure S1), Sca-1 staining indicated that hyperplastic cells have a progenitor cell phenotype.
After disuse followed by 3 w of ambulation, RA+VIB mice had a progenitor population that was 51% (p = 0.03) larger compared to RA mice while the other groups were not significantly different from each other (Fig. 2).
Circulating endothelial progenitor cells (CEPs), a subpopulation of CECs, have a progenitor-like phenotype, are derived from bone marrow, and contribute to the vasculogenesis of late-stage cancer [ 26- 30].
People will connect his book with Aldous Huxley's "Doors of Perception," and I'm sure Hens had that volume in mind, but if "Nicotine" has a literary progenitor I would say that it is "In Search of Lost Time," in which Proust made the material of seven volumes bloom out of one French cookie dunked in a cup of tea.
A very common process in kinship is to cut the genealogical directed acyclic graphs into linear trees (alliances) where each individual has a single progenitor (the mother for representing the uterine links and the father for the agnatic ones).
Finally, the results from transplantation assays suggest that c-Myc has a role in progenitor cell proliferation and/or survival.
Note that the neonatal GFP+ Pdgfrα− subpopulation has a Schwann cell progenitor signature (C ), whereas GFP+ Pdgfrα+ cells are enriched in HSC maintenance genes.
Finally, the mutant mammary epithelium had a reduced ability to grow when transplanted into mammary fat pads suggesting that c-Myc has a role in progenitor cell proliferation and/or survival.
Ernest Dawkins: The fiery alto saxophonist, right, has been a progenitor of new ideas in music for decades, thriving as bandleader, composer and organizer.
In fact, both MDSCs and neutrophils have a common progenitor cell and granulocytic MDSCs share many similar features with neturophils (Youn et al., 2008).
