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Resident endothelial cells generate hepatocytes through cell fusion in adult mouse liver
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作者 Wenjuan Pu ximeng han +4 位作者 Mingjun Zhang Yan Li Xiuzhen Huang Lingjuan He Bin Zhou 《Journal of Genetics and Genomics》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2020年第4期225-228,共4页
Unravelling lineage plasticity and cellular contribution to hepatocytes provides valuable information for understanding sources that fuel homeostatic renewal of the liver(Miyajima et al.,2014).In the adult stage,hepat... Unravelling lineage plasticity and cellular contribution to hepatocytes provides valuable information for understanding sources that fuel homeostatic renewal of the liver(Miyajima et al.,2014).In the adult stage,hepatocytes are mainly self-renewed through cell division(Schaub et al.,2014;Tarlow et al.,2014;Yanger et al.,2014).Under severe injury or when hepatocyte proliferation is significantly impaired,cholangiocytes or biliary epithelial cells contribute to hepatocytes(Raven et al.,2017;Deng et al.,2018). 展开更多
关键词 LIVER IMPAIRED
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Smooth muscle cell-specific genetic targeting by Myh11-driven Cre(ER)knockin mice 被引量:1
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作者 Enci Wang ximeng han +3 位作者 Haixiao Wang Kathy O.Lui Bin Zhou Lixin Wang 《Science China(Life Sciences)》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2024年第10期2280-2282,共3页
Dear editor,Site specific recombinases have been widely used for genome engineering in cardiovascular research(Fu et al.,2024;Huang et al.,2023;Xue et al.,2022).In particular,Cre is the most broadly used recombinase f... Dear editor,Site specific recombinases have been widely used for genome engineering in cardiovascular research(Fu et al.,2024;Huang et al.,2023;Xue et al.,2022).In particular,Cre is the most broadly used recombinase for cell type-specific lineage tracing and gene manipulation in mammals.For smooth muscle cell(SMC)-specific targeting,several SMC promoters including Myh11(smooth muscle myosin heavy chain),Acta2(smooth muscle a-2 actin),and SM22a(Tagln)have been used to drive Cre or CreER. 展开更多
关键词 CARDIOVASCULAR MANIPULATION
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