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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.)

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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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Cumulus cells, cloning protocol      1: 647—648
CXCR4 chemokine receptor      2: 411 2: 2:
Cyclin-dependent kinases and inhibitors in cell cycle regulation      2: 73—78 2:
Cyclin-dependent kinases and inhibitors in cell cycle regulation, checkpoint function      2: 119—120
Cyclin-dependent kinases and inhibitors in ES cell cycle regulation      1: 53—54 1:
Cyclin-dependent kinases and inhibitors in hematopoietic stem cell regulation      2: 121
Cyclin-dependent kinases and inhibitors, knockouts      2: 118
Cyclin-dependent kinases and inhibitors, transforming growth factor-beta and      2: 77 2:
Cyclins in cell cycle regulation      2: 116—118
Cyclins in ES cell cycle regulation      1: 53 1: 1: 1:
Cyclins, functional definition      2: 116
Cyclins, regulation      1: 56
Cyclo-oxygenase enzymes      1: 151
Cyclophosphamide-induced stem cell mobilization      2: 595 2:
Cyst progenitor cells      1: 173 1:
Cyst progenitor cells, Drosophila cell fate signaling      2: 62
Cystic fibrosis      1: 387
Cytokines in embryogenesis      1: 29—30
Cytokines in ES cell proliferation      1: 28—29
Cytokines in hepatic stem cell activation      2: 504—506
Cytokines in peripheral blood stem cell mobilization      2: 754
Cytokines in proangiogenic stem cell recruitment      2: 377
Cytokines in stem cell transplantation      2: 714—715
Cytokines, age-related changes      2: 342
Cytokines, hematopoietic stem cell mobilization induction      2: 595 2: 2:
Cytokines, hematopoietic stem cell regulation      2: 183
Cytokines, hematopoietic stem cell regulation, aging effects      2: 339
Cytokines, overriding cell cycle checkpoints      2: 120—121
Cytokines, redundant functions      1: 28
Cytosphere formation      1: 688
Cytotrophoblasts      1: 150
Daxl genes      1: 350
Delayed-type hypersensitivity      1: 667
Demyelinating diseases      1: 246
Dendritic cells, function      2: 360
Dendritic cells, ontogeny      2: 360—361
Dental stem cells      2: 282—287
Dentin      2: 279 2: 2:
Dermomyotome      1: 277 1:
Desert hedgehog      1: 348 1: 1:
Desmin      2: 572
Dexamethasone      1: 233—234
Diabetes      1: 723—727 1:
Diabetes, adult progenitor cell treatment potential      2: 731—735
Diabetes, cellular processes in      2: 513
Diabetes, stem cell research rationale      1: 799—804
Diabetes, therapeutic use of processed lipoaspirate cells      2: 439
Dialysis      2: 479
Diapause      1: 29—30
Diethylstilbestrol      1: 198
Differentiation as epigenetic process      1: 650
Differentiation for tissue engineering applications      1: 739—740
Differentiation in adipogenesis      1: 329—333
Differentiation in cardiomyogenesis      1: 305 1:
Differentiation in skeletogenesis      1: 285—290
Differentiation in stem cell definition      2: 2 2:
Differentiation in vasculogenesis      1: 324—327
Differentiation, amniotic fluid progenitor cells      2: 176—178 2: 2:
Differentiation, axial patterning      2: 51—52 2:
Differentiation, B cells      2: 95—98 2:
Differentiation, balance with self-renewal      1: 175—176 2:
Differentiation, cardiac stem cells      2: 711 2:
Differentiation, cell division and      2: 3 2: 2:
Differentiation, chondrocytes      1: 288—289
Differentiation, CNS patterning      2: 192—197
Differentiation, committed precursor cells      2: 8
Differentiation, conceptualization in stem cell research      2: 2—3
Differentiation, defined      2: 13
Differentiation, early stem cell research      2: 1
Differentiation, EC cells      1: 419
Differentiation, embryonic development      1: 573
Differentiation, embryonic germ cells      1: 459
Differentiation, endothelial cells, ES cell-derived      1: 317—321
Differentiation, endothelial cells, thymus development      1: 393 1: 1: 1:
Differentiation, epiblast cells      1: 137—139
Differentiation, epidermal cells      2: 245—246
Differentiation, epidermal cells, manipulation of      2: 250—253
Differentiation, epithelial cell capacity      2: 49—51
Differentiation, ES cells      1: 501 1:
Differentiation, ES cells, endodermal      1: 361—362
Differentiation, ES cells, hepatic      1: 362—367
Differentiation, ES cells, human      1: 663
Differentiation, ES cells, neural induction      1: 239—244
Differentiation, ES cells, primate      1: 431—434
Differentiation, evidence of cell plasticity      2: 13—14 2:
Differentiation, gap junction role in      1: 101 1:
Differentiation, gene regulation during preimplantation      1: 146—149
Differentiation, genetic manipulation by      1: 544—546
Differentiation, genetic regulation of adult stem cell fate      2: 83—90
Differentiation, germ line stem cells, Dwsophila      1: 173—174 1: 1: 2: 2:
Differentiation, germ line stem cells, in vitro      1: 183
Differentiation, germ line stem cells, mammalian      2: 63—68 2:
Differentiation, glial cells      1: 243—244
Differentiation, granulosa cells      1: 349—350
Differentiation, hemangioblasts      2: 387—391
Differentiation, hematopoietic stem cells      2: 27 2: 2:
Differentiation, hematopoietic stem cells, aging effects      2: 340—341
Differentiation, hepatic stem cells      2: 498 2:
Differentiation, histone role in      2: 107—108
Differentiation, lethal mutations in early mouse development      1: 147—148t
Differentiation, lineage tracing      1: 573—578
Differentiation, liver cells      1: 360
Differentiation, lung development      1: 383
Differentiation, microarray analysis      2: 648
Differentiation, multipotent adult progenitor cells      2: 293—294 2:
Differentiation, muscle cell      2: 107
Differentiation, neural crest cells      1: 243 2: 2:
Differentiation, neural crest cells in peripheral nervous system      2: 225—230
Differentiation, neural patterning      1: 206—211
Differentiation, neural precursor cells      1: 511—512 2:
Differentiation, neural stem cells      1: 238—239
Differentiation, olfactory progenitors      2: 240
Differentiation, osteoblasts      1: 289—290
Differentiation, pancreatic $\beta$-cells      1: 723—724
Differentiation, potency and      1: 640
Differentiation, preventing      1: 49
Differentiation, processed lipoaspirate cells      2: 426—427
Differentiation, progenitor cell pool in      2: 73—74
Differentiation, regulatory model      2: 377
Differentiation, research needs      1: 226
Differentiation, Sertoli cells      1: 348—349
Differentiation, skin cells      2: 5
Differentiation, stem cell niche hypothesis      2: 59 2:
Differentiation, stromal cells      2: 419—420
Differentiation, teeth      1: 268—270
Differentiation, theca cells      1: 350 1:
Differentiation, thymus and parathyroid      1: 393 1: 1:
Differentiation, transcription factor cross-talk in      2: 87—88
Differentiation, transient states in      2: 35
Differentiation, Xenopus animal cap cultures      1: 483—485
DiGeorge syndrome      2: 555
Dil      1: 574
Disabled—2 adapter protein      1: 49 1:
Distal enhancer      1: 34—35
DNA damage/repair in small intestine      2: 1 2:
DNA damage/repair, checkpoints      1: 57—58 1: 2:
DNA damage/repair, environmental causes      2: 119
DNA damage/repair, histone code in      1: 70
DNA damage/repair, oxidative damage      2: 129—130
DNA damage/repair, telomere function      2: 127—128 2: 2:
DNA damage/repair, therapeutic repair strategies      2: 791—794
DNA methylation      1: 67
DNA methylation in genomic reprogramming in oocytes      1: 659
DNA methylation in normal development      1: 119—121
DNA methylation, abnormal patterns in cloning      1: 121—122
DNA methylation, biological significance      1: 68
DNA methylation, purpose      1: 119 1:
Dopaminergic system      1: 239 1: 2:
Dopaminergic system in olfactory progenitor differentiation      2: 240
Dopaminergic system, ES differentiation into midbrain neurons      1: 241—242
Dopaminergic system, TH rate-limiting enzyme      1: 554
Drosophila, female germ line stem cells      1: 157—167
Drosophila, germ line stem cell niches      2: 59—63 2:
Dye marking      1: 574
Dyskeratosis congenita      2: 127 2: 2:
Dystrophin glycoprotein complex      2: 396—397 2:
E-cadherin      2: 251
E-Ras, in ES cell self-renewal      1: 49—50
E2F transcription factors      1: 57
Ear, anatomy and function      1: 257 1:
Ear, development      1: 257 1:
Ear, progenitor cells      1: 257—258 1:
Ear, regeneration of inner ear tissues      1: 258—260
Ear, transcription factors      1: 259
Ear, vestibular macula      1: 258 1:
Early B-cell factor      2: 97
Early T lymphocyte precursor      2: 95—96 2:
EC      see “Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells”
Eccrine glands      2: 245
Ectoderm      1: 371
Ectoderm, central nervous system development      2: 191—192
Ectoderm, chorionic      1: 194 1:
Ectoderm, extraembryonic      see “Extraembryonic ectoderm”
Ectoderm, neurogenesis      1: 205—206
Ectoderm, neutralization      2: 191—192
Ectoderm, primitive      1: 45 1:
Ectodermal ridge      1: 286 1:
Ectoplacental cone      1: 193—194 1:
Egg activation      1: 124
Electroporation      1: 592
Electroporation of human ES cells      1: 544
Electroporation of zebra fish ES cells      1: 497—498
Embryo splitting      1: 642
Embryogenesis      1: 27
Embryogenesis, auditory organs      1: 258
Embryogenesis, axis specification      1: 144—146
Embryogenesis, B cell ontogeny      2: 169—170
Embryogenesis, beginning of human life in      1: 759—760
Embryogenesis, beginning of human life in 14 day theory      1: 770—772
Embryogenesis, bone development      2: 415
Embryogenesis, bone marrow formation      2: 167 2:
Embryogenesis, cardiovascular system      1: 91 1: 2:
Embryogenesis, central nervous system development      2: 191—200 2:
Embryogenesis, chimera development      1: 576
Embryogenesis, CNS development      1: 205—214
Embryogenesis, compaction      1: 143
Embryogenesis, creation of embryos for research      1: 760—761
Embryogenesis, cytokine regulation      1: 29—30
Embryogenesis, differentiation in      1: 573
Embryogenesis, DNA methylation in      1: 68—69 1:
Embryogenesis, epigenetic processes      1: 72—81
Embryogenesis, extraembryonic tissue in patterning      1: 152
Embryogenesis, eye development      2: 703
Embryogenesis, gap junctional communication in      1: 102—103
Embryogenesis, gastrointestinal stem cell biology      1: 371—374
Embryogenesis, hematopoietic development      1: 93—95 2: 2: 2:
Embryogenesis, histones in      2: 106—107 2:
Embryogenesis, human      1: 150—151
Embryogenesis, hypoxic environment      1: 91 1:
Embryogenesis, imprinting in      1: 114
Embryogenesis, kidney development      1: 335—337
Embryogenesis, liver development      1: 360 2:
Embryogenesis, lymphatic system development      2: 465—467
Embryogenesis, mesoderm development      1: 273—277
Embryogenesis, olfactory system development      2: 233
Embryogenesis, pancreas development      2: 513—515
Embryogenesis, placental development      1: 95—96
Embryogenesis, pluripotent stem cell development in      1: 45
Embryogenesis, preimplantation development      1: 143—149 1:
Embryogenesis, skin development      2: 257
Embryogenesis, spleen formation      2: 167
Embryogenesis, stem cell function      2: 83
Embryogenesis, telomere structure and function      2: 128
Embryogenesis, thymus development      2: 167—169
Embryogenesis, trophoblast function      1: 193
Embryogenesis, vascular development      1: 323 2:
Embryogenesis, X-chromosome inactivation in      1: 63
Embryoid bodies      1: 94 1:
Embryoid bodies, adipogenesis in      1: 329—330
Embryoid bodies, blood formation in      1: 280
Embryoid bodies, cryopreservation of derived cells      1: 468
Embryoid bodies, endoderm layer      1: 361—362
Embryoid bodies, experimental systems      1: 317
Embryoid bodies, formation      1: 133 1: 1:
Embryoid bodies, formationin feeder-free culture      1: 541
Embryoid bodies, gene expression in differentiation      1: 362
Embryoid bodies, hematopoietic stem cells from      1: 280 1: 1: 2:
Embryoid bodies, hematopoietic stem cells from engraftment capacity      1: 522—523
Embryoid bodies, isolation and characterization of derived cells      1: 465—468
Embryoid bodies, mass culturing techniques      1: 333 1:
Embryoid bodies, neural differentiation      1: 239—240
Embryoid bodies, primate      1: 432 1:
Embryoid bodies, tissue engineering cultures      1: 741
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells      1: 15 1:
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells from germ cells      1: 658
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, defined      1: 112
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, differentiation      1: 419
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, early research      1: 15—16 1:
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, gap junctional communication in      1: 104—105
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, human      1: 21
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, hybrids      1: 112—113
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, isolation and characterization      1: 530—531
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, Oct 4 regulation      1: 34—35
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, pluripotency      1: 27
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, reprogramming somatic cell nuclei with cytoplasm of      1: 113—114
Embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells, surface antigen markers      1: 565 1:
Embryonic germ (EG) cells      1: 45 1:
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, characterization      1: 455—156
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, chimaeric potential      1: 18—19
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, defined      1: 18
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, derivation from primordial germ cells      1: 190—191 1: 1:
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, differentiation      1: 459 1:
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, ES cells and      1: 460
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, future research      1: 456
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, imprinting      1: 114
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, isolation and maintenance      1: 451—156
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, pluripotency      1: 27—28 1:
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, reprogramming somatic cell nuclei with cytoplasm of      1: 113—114
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, somatic cell hybrids, reprogramming      1: 660—661
Embryonic germ (EG) cells, vertebrate sources      1: 18—19
Embryonic germ-like cells      1: 18—19
Embryonic stem (ES) cells      1: 46f
Embryonic stem (ES) cells for spinal cord repair      1: 704—710
Embryonic stem (ES) cells in tissue engineering      1: 737
Embryonic stem (ES) cells in trophectoderm differentiation      1: 151
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, avian, isolation and characterization      1: 471—177
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, biological significance      1: 193 1:
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, building regulatory circuits for      2: 37—38
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, cyclin regulation      1: 56—57
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, E2F regulation      1: 57
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, p53 in      1: 57—58
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, PI3K signaling in      1: 56
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, Ras/ERK signaling in      1: 54—56
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, regulation      1: 49
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell cycle, retinoblastoma protein function      1: 53—54
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell fusion      2: 295
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell line resistance to derivation      1: 20—21
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cell transgenesis      1: 21
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, chemical mutagenesis      1: 599—601
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, chimera production      1: 576
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, culture conditions      1: 18 1: 1:
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, culture conditions, research needs      1: 529 1:
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, culture conditions, serum-free      1: 529—533
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cytokine receptor binding      1: 28—30
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, cytokine role in cell proliferation      1: 28
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, defined      1: 16 1: 1: 1: 2:
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, differentiation      1: 233 1: 1: 1: 1: 1:
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, differentiation into adipose cells      1: 329—333
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, differentiation of endothelial cells derived from      1: 317—321
Embryonic stem (ES) cells, differentiation, cardiomyocytes      1: 105—107 1: 1: 1:
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