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         <title><![CDATA[Emerging evidence on the location of stem cell niches present within the hypothalamus in adults.]]></title>
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         <description><![CDATA[Emerging evidence has recently been discovered that the set of cells expressing FGF3 and SOX3 of the anterior floor plate flanking the developing infundibulum are important for the maintenance of a stem cell niche. This niche is believed to be acquired by the maintenance of SOX3 and FGF3 expression due to FGF10. These cells remain in a quiescent state in adults however according to emerging evidence both: stem cell and adjacent progenitor-like tanycytes thought to respond to the protein FGF2...]]></description>
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