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Details on Person Enrichment and identification of human 'fetal' epidermal stem cells

Class:Id	LiteratureReference:9725604
_displayName	Enrichment and identification of human 'fetal' epidermal stem cells
_timestamp	2021-03-29 17:58:31
author	[Person:9725591] Zhou, Jia-xi [Person:8874539] Chen, Shu-Yi [Person:9725606] Liu, Wei-min [Person:9725560] Cao, Yu-jing [Person:9725555] Duan, En-kui
created	[InstanceEdit:9725578] Orlic-Milacic, Marija, 2021-03-29
journal	Hum Reprod
pages	968-74
pubMedIdentifier	15016782
title	Enrichment and identification of human 'fetal' epidermal stem cells
volume	19
year	2004
(literatureReference)	[Cell:9725559] keratinocyte stem cell of skin epidermis basal layer [Homo sapiens] [Complex:9734956] (Complex)keratinogenic stem cell of skin epidermis basal layer [Homo sapiens] [OtherEntity:9734964] (OtherEntity)keratinogenic stem cell of skin epidermis basal layer [CellDevelopmentStep:9725621] Keratinocyte stem cell differentiates into transit amplifying cell in the basal layer of interfollicular epidermis [Homo sapiens] [MarkerReference:9725587] TP63 [nucleoplasm] Enrichment and identification of human 'fetal' epidermal stem cells [MarkerReference:9725614] ITGB1 [plasma membrane] Enrichment and identification of human 'fetal' epidermal stem cells
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