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Sustained hypoxia-induced proliferation of carotid body type I cells in rats
2008
Journal of applied physiology
Wang Z-Y, Olson EB Jr, Bjorling DE, Mitchell GS, Bisgard GE. Sustained hypoxia-induced proliferation of carotid body type I cells in rats. tained hypoxia (SH) has been shown to cause profound morphological and cellular changes in carotid body (CB). However, results regarding whether SH causes CB type I cell proliferation are conflicting. By using bromodeoxyuridine, a uridine analog that is stably incorporated into cells undergoing DNA synthesis, we have found that SH causes the type I cell
doi:10.1152/japplphysiol.00393.2007
pmid:18096755
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