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Lanza R. (ed.), Weissman I. (ed.), Thomson J. (ed.) — Handbook of Stem Cells (vol. 1) Embryonic Stem Cells
Lanza R. (ed.), Weissman I. (ed.), Thomson J. (ed.) — Handbook of Stem Cells (vol. 1) Embryonic Stem Cells



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Íàçâàíèå: Handbook of Stem Cells (vol. 1) Embryonic Stem Cells

Àâòîðû: Lanza R. (ed.), Weissman I. (ed.), Thomson J. (ed.)

Àííîòàöèÿ:

The Handbook of Stem Cells, edited by Robert Lanza and colleagues, is an ambitious new text that achieves extraordinary completeness and inclusiveness...the editors have succeeded in putting together a reference that is broad enough in scope, but sufficiently detailed and rigorous, to be of real interest to both new and seasoned investigators in the field.


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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
PU.1 transcription factor in B cell development      2: 95 2: 2:
PU.1 transcription factor in myeloerythroid fate specification      2: 362—364
PU.1 transcription factor, expression      2: 366
PU.1 transcription factor, knockout mice      2: 366—367
PU.1 transcription factor, transcription factor cross-talk      2: 87
Public perception and understanding      1: 735 1:
Public perception and understanding, religious and spiritual belief      1: 765 1:
Pulmonary neuroendocrine cells      2: 551—552
Radiation injury      2: 1 2: 2: 2:
Radiation injury, cell cycle effects      2: 119—120
Rainbow trout spleen cell line      1: 493 1:
RANKL in osteoclast development      1: 295
RANKL, precursor cells      1: 296 1:
Ras, in ES cell cycle regulation      1: 54—56 1:
Reactive oxygen species      2: 119
Reagents      1: 438
Reagents, transfection      1: 544
Recombinase systems, chromosomal engineering in      1: 618—620 1:
Recombinase systems, directional      1: 610—611 1:
Recombinase systems, efficiency      1: 612—613
Recombinase systems, future research      1: 612
Recombinase systems, gene activation      1: 617—618 1:
Recombinase systems, gene targeting in      1: 614
Recombinase systems, gene trapping in      1: 614—616
Recombinase systems, inducible systems      1: 613—614
Recombinase systems, ligand regulation      1: 613—614
Recombinase systems, local delivery systems      1: 613
Recombinase systems, products      1: 609—613 1:
Recombinase systems, purpose      1: 609
Recombinase-mediates cassette exchange      1: 610—611
Regulation of stem cell research      1: 775—785 1: 1:
Regulatory circuits      2: 37—38
Reichert’s membrane      1: 133 1: 1: 1:
Religion and spirituality      see “Ethical and religious issues”
Renal cell carcinoma      2: 740—741
Renal stem cell      1: 1: 342—343
Reporter genes      1: 545—546
Reproductive cloning      2: 3
Reproductive cloning by embryo splitting      1: 642
Reproductive cloning from ovarian cumulus cells      1: 647—648
Reproductive cloning, clone ES cells      1: 646—647
Reproductive cloning, donor cell type differences      1: 641—642
Reproductive cloning, ethical issues      1: 761—762
Reproductive cloning, gene expression analysis      1: 645—646
Reproductive cloning, successes to date      1: 639 1:
Retina, anatomy      1: 253—254 1:
Retina, development      1: 253—254 2:
Retina, neurogenesis      2: 703—704
Retina, neurosphere growth      1: 255—257
Retina, photoreceptor cells      1: 253 1:
Retina, pigmentation      1: 254 1:
Retina, pigmented epithelium      1: 253 1:
Retina, progenitor cells      1: 253
Retina, regeneration      2: 704—706
Retina, sensory cells      1: 253
Retina, stem cell therapies      1: 253 1:
Retina, stem cells      1: 253 1:
Retinal pigmented epithelium      2: 703
Retinal pigmented epithelium, transdifferentiation      2: 704
Retinoblastoma protein in cell cycle regulation      2: 75 2:
Retinoblastoma protein in ES cell cycle regulation      1: 53—54 1:
Retinoic acid      1: 34 1: 1: 1:
Retinoic acid as repressor of trophoblast lineage      1: 200
Retinoic acid in differentiation of ES cells in adipocytes      1: 329—330
Retinoic acid in embryoid cell differentiation      1: 331—332
Retinoic acid in neural precursor cell differentiation      1: 239—240 1: 1:
Retinoic acid in Xenopus animal cap cell differentiation      1: 485
Retrotransposons      1: 593—594
Retroviral marking and characterization      2: 14 2: 2:
Reverse engineering      2: 37—38
Rhodamine—123      2: 25 2: 2:
Rhodopsin      1: 256
Rhombomeres      1: 222 1:
RMCE      1: 610—611
RNA interference      1: 547—548 1:
RNA-DNA hybrid molecule      2: 793 2:
RNAi      1: 73—74
Runx2 transcription factor      1: 289 1:
Runxl genes      2: 310
Runxl genes in hematopoietic development      2: 389—390
Safe clinical practice      1: 775—785 1:
SAGE      2: 28—29
Satellite cells      2: 405 2: 2:
Satellite cells in muscular dystrophy      2: 725—726
Satellite cells, definition      2: 571
Satellite cells, fiber regeneration during muscular dystrophy      2: 721
Satellite cells, gene expression      2: 397—398
Satellite cells, muscle cells and      2: 396—397 2:
SB-251353 chemokine      2: 601
Sca—1      2: 406 2: 2:
SCL genes      1: 94 2: 2: 2:
Sclerotome      1: 277 1: 1:
Sebaceous glands      2: 245 2:
Segmentation clock      1: 277
Selectin      2: 598
Self-organizing maps      2: 646—647
Self-renewal in adult CNS      2: 695
Self-renewal in germ line stem cells (Drosophila)      1: 171—177
Self-renewal in stem cell definition      2: 2 2:
Self-renewal, balance with differentiation      1: 175—176 2:
Self-renewal, cell fate determinants      2: 212
Self-renewal, chromatin in      2: 27
Self-renewal, CNS cells      2: 235
Self-renewal, common features of stem cells      1: 50 1:
Self-renewal, defined      1: 45
Self-renewal, development of stem cell concepts      2: 1
Self-renewal, embryonic stem cells      see “Embryonic stem cells self-renewal”
Self-renewal, ex vivo stem cell expansion      2: 74
Self-renewal, genetic regulation of adult stem cell fate      2: 83—85
Self-renewal, hair follicle      2: 65—66
Self-renewal, hematopoietic stem cells      2: 27—28 2: 2: 2: 2:
Self-renewal, hematopoietic stem cells, aging effects      2: 338 2:
Self-renewal, hematopoietic stem cells, regulation      2: 183—184
Self-renewal, JAK-STAT signaling in      1: 173—175
Self-renewal, leukemia inhibitory factor in      1: 626
Self-renewal, liver      2: 483—486
Self-renewal, mammary epithelium regenerative capacity      2: 269—272
Self-renewal, melanoblasts      1: 234—235
Self-renewal, neural crest cells      2: 212 2:
Self-renewal, olfactory epithelium      2: 234—235
Self-renewal, pancreatic $\beta$-cells      2: 732
Self-renewal, regulatory circuits      2: 37—38
Self-renewal, research needs      1: 226
Self-renewal, stem cell capacity, determinants of      2: 212
Self-renewal, stromal cells      2: 417
Serial analysis of gene expression      2: 28—29
Serotonergic neurons      1: 242
Serotonin, in neurogenesis      2: 221
Sertoli cells in gonads      1: 347
Sertoli cells, nuclear transfer cloning from      1: 644
Sertoli cells, specification      1: 348—350
Serum response factor      1: 55 1:
Severe combined immune deficiency      2: 347 2:
Sex determination of ducts of mesonephros      1: 352
Sex determination, gonad development      1: 345—348 1:
Sex determination, primordial germ cells in      1: 189
Sialomucins      2: 617
Sickle cell anemia      2: 791
Significant analysis of microarray      2: 646
Simian virus-40 large-T antigen gene      1: 582—610
Single-cell clones      1: 427—428
Single-cell deposition analysis      2: 14
Singular value deposition      2: 647
Site-specific recombination      see “Recombinase systems”
Skeletal muscle      2: 395
Skeletal muscle, adult, myogenic stem cells from      2: 571—579
Skeletal muscle, processed lipoaspirate cells in formation of      2: 436 2:
Skeletal muscle, tissue engineering      2: 786 (see also “Muscle stem cell”)
Skeletal myoblasts, transplantation into heart      1: 713
Skeletal stem cells      2: 415—421
Skeletal stem cells in bone marrow vasculature      2: 418—419 2:
Skeletal stem cells in postnatal bone marrow      2: 416—418
Skeletal stem cells, assays      2: 416
Skeletal stem cells, bone development      2: 415
Skeletal stem cells, circulating in vivo      2: 419
Skeletal stem cells, differentiation      2: 419—420
Skeletal stem cells, phenotype      2: 418
Skeletal stem cells, plasticity      2: 420
Skeletal stem cells, skeletal disorders      2: 419
Skeletogenesis, axial patterning      1: 287
Skeletogenesis, cell differentiation in      1: 285—290
Skeletogenesis, chondrogenesis in      1: 288—289
Skeletogenesis, condensations in      1: 285—286 1:
Skeletogenesis, craniofacial morphogenesis      1: 288
Skeletogenesis, extracellular matrix      1: 287
Skeletogenesis, limb morphogenesis      1: 286—287
Skeletogenesis, ossification in      1: 285—286
Skeletogenesis, osteoblast differentiation in      1: 289—290
Skin, anatomy      2: 245 2: 2: 2:
Skin, anatomy, mouse      2: 257
Skin, artificial dermis      1: 733
Skin, autografts      1: 732—733 1: 1:
Skin, bulge cells      2: 6
Skin, burns      1: 731
Skin, burns, treatment      1: 732—733 2: 2:
Skin, cell differentiation in      2: 5 2:
Skin, cell population      2: 257 2:
Skin, culturing epidermal autografts for      2: 763—765
Skin, embryonic development      2: 257
Skin, epidermal stem cells      1: 731—732
Skin, epidermis      1: 731
Skin, function      2: 761
Skin, murine      2: 257—258
Skin, regeneration from keratinocyte stem cells      2: 761 2:
Skin, research needs      1: 735
Skin, stem cell populations      2: 1 2: 2: 2: 2:
Skin, stem cell populations, multipotent epithelial skin stem cells      2: 257 2:
Skin, stem cell populations, research opportunities      2: 264
Skin, structure and function      1: 731 1:
Skin, tissue engineering      1: 735 2:
Skin, transplantation of stem cells      2: 765
Skin, transplantation of stem cells, cost      2: 768
Skin, ulcers      1: 731 1:
Skin, wound healing therapies      1: 734—735
SLF      1: 234
Slide population cells      2: 329—335 2:
SMAD complexes, screening for mutations in      1: 603—604
Small fragment homologous replacement DNA fragment      2: 793 2:
Small intestine, cell types      2: 522
Small intestine, crypt cells      2: 7 2: 2: 2: 2:
Small intestine, crypt cells, clonality      2: 523 2: 2:
Small intestine, crypt cells, epithelial cell lineages in      2: 526—527
Small intestine, crypt cells, lineages      2: 3 2: 2: 2:
Small intestine, crypt cells, organization      2: 7 2:
Small intestine, differentiation in      2: 8 2:
Small intestine, DNA damage/repair      2: 1 2:
Small intestine, stem cell markers      2: 8
Small intestine, stem cell organization in      2: 3 2: 2:
Small intestine, stem cell populations      2: 1 2:
Small intestine, structure      2: 522
Smooth muscle actin      2: 577 2:
Smooth muscle cells      2: 455—456 2: 2: 2:
Smooth muscle cells in vasculogenesis      1: 323—324
SNF2 proteins      1: 659—660
Somatic cells      2: 83
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer      1: 623 1:
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer for autologous human ES cell lines      1: 669
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer, adult cell source      1: 642—643 1:
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer, early attenuation of clone development      1: 626—628
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer, epigenetic reprogramming and      1: 660—661
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer, fetal cell sources      1: 642—643
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer, implantation rate      1: 628
Somatic cells, nuclear transfer, vs. ES cell nuclear transfer      1: 626—629 1:
Somatic cells, telomere structure and function      2: 128f
Somatic cells, transdifferentiation in culture      2: 148
Somatic cells, transdifferentiation potential      2: 147—148
Somatic stem cells, definition      2: 21—22
Somatic stem cells, distribution      2: 22
Somatic stem cells, plasticity      2: 22 (see also “Adult stem cells”)
Somites      1: 277 1: 1:
Sonic hedgehog in cardiomyogenesis      1: 305
Sonic hedgehog in central nervous system development      2: 193
Sonic hedgehog in hair follicle fate signaling      2: 65—66
Sonic hedgehog in limb bud development      1: 287
Sonic hedgehog in neurogenesis      1: 207 1:
Sonic hedgehog in neuronal differentiation      1: 241—243
Sonic hedgehog in thymus and parathyroid development      1: 395
Sox proteins      1: 36—37
Sox proteins in chondrocyte differentiation      1: 288—289
Sox proteins in epiblast formation      1: 132
Sox proteins in ES cell self-renewal      1: 48—49
Sox proteins in gonad development      1: 348 1:
Sox proteins in neural crest cell development      2: 212—213 2: 2:
Sox proteins in neural crest cell regulation      1: 226—227 1:
Sox proteins in neural precursor cell expression      1: 516
Sperm entry position in blastomere formation      1: 131
Sperm entry position in embryo patterning      1: 144—146
Spermatogenesis      1: 187
Spermatogenesis in male germ line stem cell system (Drosophila)      1: 171—177
Spermatogenesis, germ line stem cell niches in      2: 63 2:
Spermatogenic cell formation      1: 658
Spermatogonial stem cells, clinical significance      1: 179 1:
Spermatogonial stem cells, culture conditions      1: 179—180
Spermatogonial stem cells, germ line stem cell niches      2: 63
Spermatogonial stem cells, identification      1: 181 (see also “Germ line stem cells male”)
Sphingosine-1-phosphate      1: 532
Spinal cord injury      1: 246 1:
Spinal cord injury, epidemiology      1: 701
Spinal cord injury, ES cell transplantation for treatment of      1: 704—710
Spinal cord injury, pathophysiology      1: 701—702
Spinal cord injury, spontaneous regeneration      1: 702—703
Spinal cord injury, spontaneous regeneration, inhibitory factors      1: 703
Spinal cord injury, spontaneous regeneration, strategies for enhancing      1: 703—704 1:
Spine, anatomy      1: 701 1:
Spine, CNS development      2: 194f 2:
Spine, development      1: 704
Spine, neurogenesis      1: 206—207 1:
Spine, neuronal organization      1: 701
Spine, regenerative capacity      1: 701 1:
Spine, surgical outcomes      2: 777
Spine, tissue engineering      2: 777—778 (see also “Spinal cord injury”)
Spinner flask cultures      1: 719—720
Spleen colonies      2: 1
Spleen, formation and development      2: 167
Splenocytes, nuclear transfer cloning from      1: 644
Spongiotrophoblast      1: 194
Spongiotrophoblast, nodal expression      1: 197
Src homology domain proteins (SHPs)      1: 30
Src homology domain proteins (SHPs) in ES cell self-renewal      1: 31—33
SRC proteins      2: 109
Sry gene in sex-specific differentiation of gonads      1: 345—348 1:
Sry gene, Sertoli cell specification      1: 348
Stage-specific embryonic antigens      1: 565—568 1:
Stage-specific embryonic antigens, human ES cell expression      1: 407—4-08
STAT proteins in ES cell cycle regulation      1: 58
STAT proteins in ES cell pluripotency      1: 38
STAT proteins in ES cell self-renewal      1: 31 1:
STAT proteins in germ line stem cell self-renewal      1: 173—175
STAT proteins in hematopoietic stem cell self-renewal      2: 313
STAT proteins to enhance hematopoietic engraftment      1: 280—281
STAT proteins, Drosophila stem cell fate signaling      2: 61—62
STAT proteins, function      1: 30—31
STAT proteins, leukemia inhibitory factor interaction      1: 30—31
STAT proteins, regulation      1: 30
STAT proteins, structure      1: 30
Statins in adipocyte differentiation      1: 332
Statins in osteoblast differentiation      1: 332
Stella gene      1: 188—189
Stem cell database      2: 31 2:
Stem cell factor      1: 183 2:
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