Tissue Engineering (BIOLOGY OF STEM CELLS)

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Across
  1. 3. Clinical procedure of transferring cells or tissues into a patient
  2. 4. Molecules stimulating cell proliferation and survival
  3. 6. Successful integration of transplanted stem cells into host tissue
  4. 9. Family tree of cells showing their origins and fates
  5. 10. Ability of stem cells to grow into colonies in culture
  6. 13. Dormant state of a stem cell in its niche
  7. 16. Stage-specific embryonic antigen used as a pluripotency marker
  8. 17. Term describing therapies that repair or replace damaged tissues
  9. 18. Signaling proteins controlling stem cell growth and differentiation
  10. 21. Surface antigen identifying undifferentiated human embryonic stem cells
  11. 22. Scientific name for red blood cells
  12. 23. Process of separating cells based on their properties (like in FACS)
  13. 24. Field studying moral issues around stem cell research
  14. 25. Stem cell able to produce only one cell type
  15. 27. Location of proteins used as stem cell markers
  16. 28. Movement of transplanted stem cells to their target tissue
Down
  1. 1. The surroundings that influence stem cell behavior
  2. 2. A cell that has acquired specialized structure and function
  3. 5. Identifying cells by the types of antigens or markers they express
  4. 7. The sequence of steps from stem cell to mature cell
  5. 8. Lineage of blood cells producing B and T cells
  6. 10. Another mesenchymal stem cell surface marker, also called Thy-1
  7. 11. Technique to detect cell surface markers with tagged antibodies
  8. 12. General name for white blood cells
  9. 14. Property defining the essential features of a stem cell
  10. 15. Type of application aimed at treating diseases
  11. 18. MSC marker also known as endoglin
  12. 19. Lineage of blood cells including granulocytes, monocytes, etc
  13. 20. Intermediate cell between a stem cell and fully differentiated cell
  14. 26. Stem cell able to form all embryonic and extraembryonic tissues