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hemangioblast

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hemangioblast /he·man·gio·blast/ (he-man´je-o-blast) a mesodermal cell that gives rise to both vascular endothelium and hemocytoblasts.
he·man·gi·o·blast (h-mnj--blst)
n.
A primitive embryonic cell of mesodermal origin that produces cells giving rise to vascular endothelium, reticuloendothelial elements, and blood-forming cells.

hemangioblast
[hēman′jē·ōblast′]
an embryonic mesodermal cell that gives rise to vascular endothelium and blood-forming cells.

hemangioblast [he-man´je-o-blast″]
a mesodermal cell that gives rise to both vascular endothelium and hemocytoblasts.

hemangioblast
a mesodermal cell that gives rise to both vascular endothelium and hemocytoblasts.


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Under the deal, Advanced Cell will license all its hemangioblast technology to the joint venture.
Preclinical data demonstrating hemangioblast potential of marrow cells and cardioprotective effects of growth factors served as the basis for numerous early phase clinical trials.
The license between ACT and Cha Bio is a part of continuing cooperation and collaboration between the two companies, including a joint venture regarding hemangioblast technology.
 
 
 
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