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Muscle satellite cells are functionally impaired in myasthenia gravis: consequences on muscle regeneration

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Table  1   Information about primary and secondary antibodies  Molecular specificity
Fig.  1    EAMG  mice  displayed  more  satellite  cells  in  their  tibialis  anterior  muscles  than  control  ones
Fig.  2   Human  MG  muscles  displayed  more  satellite  cells  than  control ones. Pax7 immunolabeling (a, b), quantification of Pax7+  nuclei  (Ctl n  =  5, MG n  =  5) (c), and Pax7 mRNA expression (Ctl n =  9, MG n  =  10) (d) in Ctl and MG human musc
Fig.  3      Human MG muscles displayed satellite cells with higher proliferative  rate  than  control  ones
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