Cell biology and Biotechnology

    Development of the hemato-vascular system and stem cells

    Dra María José Sánchez Sanz
    Principal Investigator

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    Five relevant publications

    • Serrano Ramos LJ, Cañete A, Garcia-Leal T, Tomas-Gallardo L, Flores AI, De la Torre P, Liras A and Sanchez MJ. (2018). Searching for a cellbased therapeutic tool for haemophilia A within the embryonic foetal liver and the aortagonads- mesonephros (AGM) region. Throm&Haem, 118: 1370-1381.
    • Cañete-Sánchez, Ana; Carmona-Megias, Rita; Ariza, Laura;Sanchez-Sanz, Maria Jose; Rojas, Anabel;  Muñoz-Chapuli-Oriol, Ramon. (2017). A population of hematopoietic stem cells derives from GATA4-expressing progenitors located in the placenta and lateral mesoderm of mice. Haematologica. 102: 647-655.
    • Cañete A, Comaills V, Prados I, Castro AM, Hammad S, Ybot-Gonzalez P, Bockamp E, Hengstler JG, Gottgens B, Sanchez MJ. (2017). Characterization of a Fetal Liver Cell Population Endowed with Long-Term Multiorgan Endothelial Reconstitution Potential. Stem Cells. 35: 507-521.
    • Wilkinson AC, Goode DK, Cheng YH, Dickel DE, Foster S, Sendall T, Tijssen MR, Sanchez MJ, Pennacchio LA, Kirkpatrick AM, Gottgens B. (2013). Single site-specific integration targeting coupled with embryonic stem cell differentiation provides a high-throughput alternative to in vivo enhancer analyses. Biol Open 2: 1229-38.
    • Gottgens B, Ferreira R, Sanchez MJ, Ishibashi S, Li J, Spensberger D, Lefevre P, Ottersbach K, Chapman M, Kinston S, Knezevic K, Hoogenkamp M, Follows GA, Bonifer C, Amaya E, Green AR. (2010). cis-Regulatory remodeling of the SCL locus during vertebrate evolution. Mol Cell Biol 30: 5741-51.
    • Garcia-Ortega AM, Canete A, Quinter C, Silberstein L, Piquer-Gil M, Alvarez-Dolado M, Dekel B, Gottgens B, Sanchez M.J. (2010).  Enhanced hematovascular contribution of SCL 3' enhancer expressing fetal liver cells uncovers their potential to integrate in extramedullary adult niches. Stem Cells 28: 100-12.

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