Redundant sources of Wnt regulate intestinal stem cells and promote formation of paneth cells

Keyphrases

• Intestinal Stem Cells 100%
• Paneth Cells 100%
• Wnt3 75%
• Wnt Signaling 50%
• Organoids 37%
• Crypt 25%
• Mutant Mice 25%
• Atoh1 25%
• Intestinal Tissue 25%
• CreERT2 25%
• Synergistic Effect 12%
• Organoid Culture 12%
• Homeostasis 12%
• R-spondin 12%
• Cell-derived 12%
• Stem Cells 12%
• Redundancy 12%
• Intestinal Organoids 12%
• LGR4 12%
• Epithelial Cells 12%
• Family Members 12%
• Non-cell Autonomous 12%
• Adult Mice 12%
• Mesenchymal Cells 12%
• Cell Support 12%
• Intestinal Function 12%
• Intestinal Cells 12%
• Retroviral Vector 12%
• Stem Cell Maintenance 12%
• Multiple Aspects 12%
• Non-epithelial 12%
• Secretory Cells 12%
• Conditional Deletion 12%
• Primary Function 12%
• Wnt Family 12%
• Chimeric Expression 12%
• Source Function 12%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Intestinal Stem Cell 100%
• Paneth Cell 100%
• Organoid 62%
• Stem Cell 25%
• Wnt Signaling 25%
• Mouse Mutant 25%
• Mosaicism 12%
• Homeostasis 12%
• Coculture 12%
• Secretory Cell 12%
• Growth, Development and Aging 12%
• Retrovirus Vector 12%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Stem Cell 100%
• Paneth Cell 100%
• Wnt Signaling Pathway 25%
• Mouse Mutant 25%
• Growth, Development and Aging 12%
• Homeostasis 12%
• Mosaicism 12%
• Retrovirus Vector 12%
• Coculture 12%