osteoblastic colony-forming cells |
osteoblastogenesis inhibitory factor |
Conopressin-T |
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[osteoblast-like cell]
This term has been used to describe certain established cell lines that show features or osteoblasts or for cells differentiated, for example, from bone marrow mononuclear cells in cultures containing cytokines favouring the differentiation into osteoblasts, which may be useful in cell-based strategies facilitating bone regeneration.
Scimeca et al (2014) have reported the presence of breast osteoblast like-cells (abbr. BOLCs) in breast cancer lesions with microcalcifications. These cells
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