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Human CD34+/CD90+ ASCs Are Capable of Growing as Sphere Clusters, Producing High Levels of VEGF and Forming Capillaries

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Spheres formation, cytometric analysis and telomerase activity.

(A) Sphere clusters formed by CD34+/CD90+ cells in semisolid medium after 24 hours (Original Magnification×100); (B) Cytometric analysis on adherent cells for CD90 (80%) and CD34 (80%) antigens and on floating spheres for CD90 (2–3%) and CD34 (95–98%) antigens; (C) Telomerase activity of differentiated endothelial cells (ΔA = 0.160) was significantly reduced (p<0.001) respect to undifferentiated CD34+/CD90+ cells (ΔA = 0.377)

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0006537.g005