Hepatic stem cells and the liver’s maturational lineages: Implications for liver biology, gene expression, and cell therapies

Eva Schmelzer; Randall E. McClelland; Aloa Melhem; Lili Zhang; Hsin Lei Yao; Eliane Wauthier; William S. Turner; Mark E. Furth; David Gerber; Sanjeev Gupta; Lola M. Reid

Hepatic stem cells and the liver’s maturational lineages: Implications for liver biology, gene expression, and cell therapies

Eva Schmelzer, Randall E. McClelland, Aloa Melhem, Lili Zhang, Hsin Lei Yao, Eliane Wauthier, William S. Turner, Mark E. Furth, David Gerber, Sanjeev Gupta, Lola M. Reid

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Abstract

Numerous excellent articles and reviews have been published within the last several years on developmental biology of the liver (1,2), on hepatic precursors found in bone marrow (3–6), and on oval cells and oval cell lines (7–10). In this review, we have focused on studies on normal hepatic stem-cell and liver lineage biology not covered by these prior reviews. The readers should refer to the prior reviews for summaries of the literature ignored here. Table 1 provides definitions of terms used throughout the review.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Tissue Stem Cells
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	161-214
Number of pages	54
ISBN (Electronic)	9781420016833
ISBN (Print)	9780824728991
State	Published - Jan 1 2006

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General Medicine
General Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

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