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        • RESEARCH PROGRESS OF NUCLEUS PULPOSUS CELLS PHENOTYPIC MARKERS

          Objective Toreview theresearch progress of nucleus pulposus cells phenot ypic markers. Methods The domestic and international l iterature about nucleus pulposus cells phenotypic markers was reviewed extensively and summarized. Results Due to different biomechanical properties,nucleus pulposus cells and articular chondrocytes have differences in morphology and extracellular components such as the ratio of aggrecan to collagen type II α1. Nucleus pulposus cells can be identified by surface marker (CD24), gene markers (hypoxia inducible factor 1α, glucosetransporter protein 1, matrix metalloproteinase 2, vascular endothel ial growth factor A, etc), and various markers (keratin 19 and glypican 3,paired box 1, forkhead box F1 and integrin-binding sialoprotein, etc). Conclusion Nucleus pulposus cells and articular chondrocytes have different phenotypic markers, but nucleus pulposus cells are still lack of specific markers.

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