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designate a cell with the most
differentiation potential, pluripotency,
multipotency, oligopotency, and
finally unipotency.
Totipotency (Latin: totipotentia...
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downstream effector genes, that
confer cell
characteristics such as
multipotency and
migratory capabilities.
Understanding the
molecular mechanisms of...
- MSCs have a
great capacity for self-renewal
while maintaining their multipotency.
Recent work
suggests that β-catenin, via
regulation of EZH2, is a central...
- This self-renewal
demands control of cell
cycle as well as
upkeep of
multipotency or pluripotency,
which all
depends on the stem cell. H. Stem
cells use...
- cell more
differentiated than the other, or two
differentiated cells.
Multipotency or
multidifferentiative potential is the
ability to
generate progeny...
- Lee ST (2004). "A review: the location,
molecular characterisation and
multipotency of hair
follicle epidermal stem cells". Ann. Acad. Med. Singap. 33 (6):...
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ability to
differentiate into
several cell
types ("totipotency" and "
multipotency"). In mammals, some stem
cells continue producing newly differentiated...
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neural stem cells: proliferation, self-renewal, and
multipotency. Self-renewal and
multipotency are the
requirements for
cells to be
considered stem...
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cells (NSCs) in the
brain must find a
balance between maintaining their multipotency by self
renewing and
proliferating as
opposed to
differentiating and...
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tissue tumors (e.g. Sox11, Stmn1 and Mdk),
showing that
reactivation of
multipotency is
involved in tumorigenesis.
After he
started work at the
Fuchs lab...
