SCs are the tissue stem cells of skeletal muscle and as such are responsible for muscle growth, maintenance, and repair. Also in the adult, these muscles and SCs still have a distinct genetic signature, which may partially explain their different susceptibility to congenital myopathies such as ...
Transcriptional reprogramming of skeletal muscle stem cells by the niche environment Felicia Lazure, Rick Farouni, Korin Sahinyan, Darren M. Blackburn, Aldo Hernández-Corchado, Gabrielle Perron, Tianyuan Lu, Adrien Osakwe, Jiannis Ragoussis, Colin Crist, Theodore J. Perkins, Arezu...
One of the most obvious results of exercise is to get function and health state of skeletal muscles improved [55]. The process of myogenic differentiation of stem cells can be divided into two stages. The first stage is cell division, and the second stage is cell differentiation characterized ...
Regeneration of skeletal muscle. Time course of changes in cellular composition during skeletal muscle regeneration following cardiotoxin (CTX) injury. Satellite cells (in green) are quiescent in resting skeletal muscle. Five days after CTX injury, regenerating muscles are reduced to mostly mono-nuclear...
The above statement has fully manifested the essential role of macrophages in the inflammation of damaged skeletal muscles, the phenotypic switch of which is necessary to complete the whole repair process, with Treg cells exactly serving as the key to the control over that. In a mouse skeletal ...
Skeletal muscle (found in muscles attached to the skeleton) is one of the three types of muscle present in the body, in addition to the cardiac muscle (found in the heart) and smooth muscle (found in hollow organs throughout the body. Unlike smooth muscle, which is controlled involuntarily...
skeletal muscles.17Interestingly, mesoangioblasts isolated from mouse, dog and human express high levels ofPw1, where this gene was shown to confer the myogenic potential of mesoangioblasts, and their ability to cross the vessel wall.18Recently, an interstitial cell type that is marked by the ...
Additionally, the absolute numbers of satellite cells increases in the soleus but not the EDL between 1 and 12 months of age, although the proportion of satellite cells decreases in both muscle types with increasing age [20]. In humans, the proportion of satellite cells in skeletal muscles ...
Additionally, the absolute numbers of satellite cells increases in the soleus but not the EDL between 1 and 12 months of age, although the proportion of satellite cells decreases in both muscle types with increasing age [20]. In humans, the proportion of satellite cells in skeletal muscles ...
Schultz, E (1976) Fine structure of satellite cells in growing skeletal muscle. Am J Anat 147: pp. 49-70Schultz, E. 1976. Fine structure of satellite cells in growing skeletal muscles. Amer. J. Anat. 147: 49.Schultz, E. (1976). Fine structure of satellite cells in grow- ing ...