Method of identifying and modulating the activity of label retai

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Biological cellular material tested

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435 29, 424 2, G01N 3348

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ABSTRACT:
Methods of detecting label retaining cells in self-renewing tissues, such as hair follicle, are provided. Methods of modulating the activity of slow-cycling cells and methods of evaluating the efficacy of agents for modulating the activity of stem cell populations are also provided. Generally, cells are continuously labeled, induced into a proliferative phase by exposure to an agent such as TPA or a cytokine, and then observed in relation to established criteria.

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Cotsarelis et al., Label-Retaining Cells Reside in the Bulge Area of Pilosebaceous Unit: Implications for Follicular Stem Cells, Hair Cycle, and Skin Carcinogenesis, Cell, 61:1329-1337 1990.

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