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Magnetic resonance imaging and fluorescence labeling of clinical-grade mesenchymal stem cells without impacting their phenotype: study in a rat model of stroke

Detante et al., 2012

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13037763810474843707
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Detante O
Valable S
de Fraipont F
Grillon E
Barbier E
Moisan A
Arnaud J
Moriscot C
Segebarth C
Hommel M
Remy C
Richard M
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Stem cells translational medicine

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Human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) have strong potential for cell therapy after stroke. Tracking stem cells in vivo following a graft can provide insight into many issues regarding optimal route and/or dosing. hMSCs were labeled for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) …
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