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Role of CD44 + Stem Cells in Mural Cell Formation in the Human Choroid: Evidence of Vascular Instability Due to Limited Pericyte Ensheathment

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2011

Authors

Chan-Ling, Tailoi
Koina, Mark
McColm, Janet
Bean, Elaine
Adamson, Sam
Yun, Steven
Baxter, Louise
Dahlstrom, Jane

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Association for Research in Vision and Opthalmology

Abstract

PURPOSE. To examine mural cell differentiation and pericyte ensheathment during human choroidal vascular formation and into adulthood. METHODS. Triple- and double-labeled immunohistochemistry (alpha-smooth muscle actin [αSMA], desmin, NG2, calponin, cald

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Keywords: alpha smooth muscle actin; caldesmon; calponin; CD34 antigen; CD39 antigen; desmin; Hermes antigen; protein NG2; proteochondroitin sulfate; unclassified drug; actin; actin binding protein; alpha SMA protein, human; alpha-SMA protein, human; antigen; apyra

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/51308

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ANU Research Publications

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Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science

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Journal article

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Open Access

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10.1167/iovs.10-5403

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