Add to ORKGStem cells divide either symmetrically or asymmetrically. In asymmetric division, post-mitotic influences such as cytokines lead to the creation of two distinct daughter cells, one of which is differentiated.https://digitalcommons.imsa.edu/stem_posters/1011/thumbnail.jp
Stem cell divisions are either asymmetric-in which one daughter cell remains a stem cell and one doe...
<p>If the two daughter cells share the same fate, the preceding division is considered to be symmetr...
SummaryIt has long been known that cells can divide unequally by shifting the mitotic spindle to one...
Stem cells divide either symmetrically or asymmetrically. In asymmetric division, post-mitotic influ...
Stem cells are defined by both their ability to make more stem cells, a property known as 'self...
Much has been made of the idea that asymmetric cell division is a defining characteristic of stem ce...
Life is a succession of cell divisions. For multicelled beings, diversity in the fate of a cell’s pr...
Adult stem cells maintain many tissues and organs throughout the life of an organism by serving as r...
During mitosis cells can divide symmetrically to proliferate or asymmetrically to generate tissue di...
Stem cells have the remarkable ability to undergo proliferative symmetric divisions and self-renewin...
Asymmetric cell division has been proposed as a mechanism for maintaining stem cell numbers while al...
Abstract Somatic stem cells are distinguished by their capacity to regenerate themselves and also to...
Stem cells self-renew but also give rise to daughter cells that are committed to lineage-specific di...
Asymmetric cell division (ACD) produces two daughter cells with distinct fates or characteristics. M...
Asymmetric cell division (ACD) is a mechanism to generate cellular diversity and used by prokaryotes...
Stem cell divisions are either asymmetric-in which one daughter cell remains a stem cell and one doe...
<p>If the two daughter cells share the same fate, the preceding division is considered to be symmetr...
SummaryIt has long been known that cells can divide unequally by shifting the mitotic spindle to one...
Stem cells divide either symmetrically or asymmetrically. In asymmetric division, post-mitotic influ...
Stem cells are defined by both their ability to make more stem cells, a property known as 'self...
Much has been made of the idea that asymmetric cell division is a defining characteristic of stem ce...
Life is a succession of cell divisions. For multicelled beings, diversity in the fate of a cell’s pr...
Adult stem cells maintain many tissues and organs throughout the life of an organism by serving as r...
During mitosis cells can divide symmetrically to proliferate or asymmetrically to generate tissue di...
Stem cells have the remarkable ability to undergo proliferative symmetric divisions and self-renewin...
Asymmetric cell division has been proposed as a mechanism for maintaining stem cell numbers while al...
Abstract Somatic stem cells are distinguished by their capacity to regenerate themselves and also to...
Stem cells self-renew but also give rise to daughter cells that are committed to lineage-specific di...
Asymmetric cell division (ACD) produces two daughter cells with distinct fates or characteristics. M...
Asymmetric cell division (ACD) is a mechanism to generate cellular diversity and used by prokaryotes...
Stem cell divisions are either asymmetric-in which one daughter cell remains a stem cell and one doe...
<p>If the two daughter cells share the same fate, the preceding division is considered to be symmetr...
SummaryIt has long been known that cells can divide unequally by shifting the mitotic spindle to one...