Myoblasts

GUPTA: A special catheter is then threaded into Charlie's heart and 225 million of the progenitor cells, also called myoblasts, are injected into the damaged tissue. ❋ Unknown (2006)

And 225 million of the progenitor cells, also called myoblasts, are injected into the damaged tissue. ❋ Unknown (2006)

His starting cells will be myoblasts, which normally live at the edges of muscle fibres and help repair the muscles if they are damaged. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The muscle was grown by seeding a sponge-like, three-dimensional plastic scaffold with myoblasts and endothelial cells, precursors to skeletal muscle and blood vessel cells respectively. ❋ Unknown (2005)

It takes just two weeks to turn pig stem cells, or myoblasts, into muscle fibers. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Dr. Mironov has taken myoblasts -- embryonic cells that develop into muscle tissue -- from turkey and bathed them in a nutrient bath of bovine serum on a scaffold made of chitosan a common polymer found in nature to grow animal skeletal muscle tissue. ❋ Harriet McLeod (2011)

During early embryogenesis, two types of myoblasts are specified, the founder cells (FCs) and the fusion competent myoblasts (FCMs) [7], [8] ❋ Sarada Bulchand Et Al. (2010)

Recent studies have shown that myoblasts are spatially organised in the embryo. ❋ Sarada Bulchand Et Al. (2010)

Drosophila body wall muscles are multinucleated syncytia formed by successive fusions between a founder myoblast and several fusion competent myoblasts. ❋ Sarada Bulchand Et Al. (2010)

Temasek Lifesciences Laboratory, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Drosophila body wall muscles are multinucleated syncytia formed by successive fusions between a founder myoblast and several fusion competent myoblasts. ❋ Sarada Bulchand Et Al. (2010)

Importantly, MstnPP aggregates and protofibrils have a negative effect on the viability of myoblasts. ❋ Carlene S. Starck Et Al. (2010)

Shelton C, Kocherlakota KS, Zhuang S, Abmayr SM (2009) The immunoglobulin superfamily member Hbs functions redundantly with Sns in interactions between founder and fusion-competent myoblasts. ❋ Sarada Bulchand Et Al. (2010)

Buttgereit D, Holz A, Fetter R, Doberstein SK, et al. (2001) rolling pebbles (rols) is required in Drosophila muscle precursors for recruitment of myoblasts for fusion. ❋ Sarada Bulchand Et Al. (2010)