[PDF][PDF] Slowly cycling versus rapidly cycling intestinal stem cells: distinct roles or redundancy
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Cell cycle, 2011•Taylor & FrancisSlowly cycling versus rapidly cycling intestinal stem cells: Distinct roles or redundancy Page 1
www.landesbioscience.com Cell Cycle 723 Cell Cycle 10:5, 723-724; March 1, 2011; © 2011
Landes Bioscience CeLL CyCLe Feature CeLL CyCLe Feature For decades, mammalian
stem cells, including those in the intestine, were thought to be maintained as a slowly cycling
(largely quiescent) population. While this appears to be the case for the hematopoietic
system1 recent studies by Hans Clevers’ laboratory have challenged this notion through the …
www.landesbioscience.com Cell Cycle 723 Cell Cycle 10:5, 723-724; March 1, 2011; © 2011
Landes Bioscience CeLL CyCLe Feature CeLL CyCLe Feature For decades, mammalian
stem cells, including those in the intestine, were thought to be maintained as a slowly cycling
(largely quiescent) population. While this appears to be the case for the hematopoietic
system1 recent studies by Hans Clevers’ laboratory have challenged this notion through the …
Comment on: Montgomery RK, et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2011; 108:179-84.
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