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Age-dependent depletion of human skin-derived progenitor cells

Gago et al., 2009

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16463411245373213372
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Gago N
Pérez-López V
Sanz-Jaka J
Cormenzana P
Eizaguirre I
Bernad A
Izeta A
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Stem cells

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A major unanswered question in autologous cell therapy is the appropriate timing for cell isolation. Many of the putative target diseases arise with old age and previous evidence, mainly from animal models, suggests that the stem/progenitor cell pool decreases steadily …
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