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. 2016 Oct 21:3:60.
doi: 10.21037/sci.2016.10.02. eCollection 2016.

Epithelial Dclk1+ cells are not neural crest derived

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Epithelial Dclk1+ cells are not neural crest derived

C Benedikt Westphalen et al. Stem Cell Investig. .
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Figure 1
The Wnt1-lineage does neither contribute to the postnatal epithelium of the postnatal murine gastrointestinal tract nor the Dclk1+ gastrointestinal tuft cell compartment. (A) Representative fluorescent picture of small intestinal sections of a Wnt1-Cre R26tdTomato (red) mouse stained for Dclk1 (green); (B) Representative fluorescent picture of a Dclk1+ tuft cell (green) in close proximity to Wnt1-Cre traced stromal structures. Arrows indicate Dclk1+ cells.

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