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Multilineage development from adult bone marrow cells

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The potential of hematopoietic stem cells to generate tissue-specific lineages varies with the criteria used to isolate such cells. New discoveries continue to refine our definition of what a hematopoietic stem cell is and what it can do.

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Figure 1: Hypotheses to explain the generation of nonhematopoietic tissues from HSC-enriched populations.

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I thank E. Montecino-Rodgriguez, M. Teitell and J. Tidball for reading the manuscript and providing editorial suggestions.

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