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Overexpression of CD44 in Neural Precursor Cells Improves Trans- Endothelial Migration and Facilitates Their Invasion of Perivascular Tissues In Vivo

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Semi-quantitative evaluation of the distribution of GFP cells in the vascular wall 6 hours after i.v. delivery.

(A) Schematic representation of the blood vessel structure, The vascular wall is composed of the endothelial layer and vascular mantel. (B) Evaluation of the percentage of animals containing cells present in the vascular wall (intravascular) and beyond the wall (perivascular). (C, D) Schematic representation of the relative distribution of GFP cells in control (C) and CD44 (D) injected animals. (E) Evaluation of the percentage of mice, in which NPC migration occurred beyond the perivascular space (extravascular). (F) Evaluation of the amounts of GFP cells found at the delivery site and expressed in GFP+ surface area (µm2).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0057430.g005