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Guo, Z., Draheim, K., Lyle, S. Isolation and Culture of Adult Epithelial Stem Cells from Human Skin. J. Vis. Exp. (49), e2561, doi:10.3791/2561 (2011).
上皮幹細胞は 、in vivo 1-3の試験管内増殖能の高いとのようなスローサイクリングのラベル保持細胞との細胞として表皮、毛包、および腸内で確認されている。成人、組織特異的幹細胞は、ストレス4-5の時間帯だけでなく、正常な生理学的代謝回転の間に置かれている組織の再生のための責任があります。また、幹細胞は、一般的に組織6内の複数の細胞型を生じさせる能力を有する、複数の強力であると考えられる。例えば、げっ歯類の毛包幹細胞は表皮、皮脂腺、および毛包7-9生成することができます。私たちは、人間の毛包のバルジ領域から幹細胞が多潜在力10を示すことが示されている。
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Hi Hayati, We culture them with a feeder layer for about 2-4 weeks, subconfluent. We then remove feeder layers, trypsinize gently and replate at clonal density ~50,000 cells for 75mm flask with mitomycin-C treated feeder cells. The cells are best maintained with feeder layer but can grow in serum-free defined media.
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hi there. thinking on 'cosmetic world', is it possible to afirm that if you treat your skin with ingredients each could improve the stem cell life stile could be possible a youthfull product? to be yourger for a long time? or to face 10 years younger in front of a mirror?
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ReplyPosted by: hayatiJune 28, 2011, 6:13 AM