Influence of serum from liver-damaged rats on differentiation tendency of bone marrow-derived stem cells

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World Journal of Gastroenterology

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World J Gastroenterol. Aug 1, 2004; 10(15): 2250-2253
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Figure 1 Expressions of M₂-PK, Integrin-β 1, L-PK and albumin in BM stem cells. A: Expression of M₂-PK in BM stem cells. Lane 1, 100 bp DNA marker; Lane 2, Hepatocytes; Lane 3, BM stem cells without stimulation; Lane 4, BM stem cells stimulated with control serum; Lane 5, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 2 h; Lane 6, BM stem cells stimulated with experi-mental serum for 4 h; Lane 7, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 8 h; Lane 8, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 12 h; Lane 9, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 24 h. B: Expression of Integrin-β 1 in BM stem cells. Lane 1, 100 bp DNA marker; Lane 2, Hepatocytes; Lane 3, BM stem cells without stimulation; Lane 4, BM stem cells stimulated with control serum; Lane 5, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 2 h; Lane 6, BM stem cells stimu-lated with experimental serum for 4 h; Lane 7, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 8 h; Lane 8, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 12 h; Lane 9, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 24 h. C: Expression of L -PK in BM stem cells. Lane 1, 100 bp DNA marker; Lane 2, Hepatocytes; Lane 3, BM stem cells without stimulation; Lane 4, BM stem cells stimulated with control serum; Lane 5, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 2 h; Lane 6, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 4 h; Lane 7, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 8 h; Lane 8, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 12 h; Lane 9, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 24 h. D: Expression of albumin in BM stem cells. Lane 1, 100 bp DNA marker; Lane 2, Hepatocytes; Lane 3, BM stem cells without stimulation; Lane 4, BM stem cells stimulated with control serum; Lane 5, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 2 h; Lane 6, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 4 h; Lane 7, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 8 h; Lane 8, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 12 h; Lane 9, BM stem cells stimulated with experimental serum for 24 h.

Citation: Hong H, Chen JZ, Zhou F, Xue L, Zhao GQ. Influence of serum from liver-damaged rats on differentiation tendency of bone marrow-derived stem cells. World J Gastroenterol 2004; 10(15): 2250-2253
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