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P63 expression levels in side population and low light scattering ocular surface epithelial cells

Epstein et al., 2005

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11746581519821220110
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Epstein S
Wolosin J
Asbell P
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Transactions of the American Ophthalmological Society

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Purpose Because stem cells exhibit high self-renewal capacity, slow cycling, and high proliferative potential, and one of many markers postulated for epithelial stem cells, p63, is challenged by widespread expression within stem cell–free regions, we examined p63 …
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