Reproduction/fertility |
Healthy women volunteers and 8-week-old female mice. |
LIF induces oocytes and graafian follicle expansion. |
[176] |
In vitro studies from germ and testis cell culture. |
LIF increases male germ cell maturation during spermatogenesis. |
[177] |
Primary human endometrial epithelial cells and human endometrial epithelial cell line. |
LIF and IL11 synergize to regulate cell adhesion of endometrial epithelial cells with blastocyst during implantation process. |
[178] |
Hormone regulation |
NCI-H295R adrenocortical cells |
LIF stimulates adrenal steroidogenesis. |
[179] |
Hematopoiesis |
Bone marrow from 2 month old C3H/HeJ mice. |
LIF and multi-CSF synergize to stimulate murine megakaryocyte production in vitro. |
[180] |
Human mesenchymal stem cells, Treg cells. |
LIF is involved in transplantation tolerance. |
[15, 181] |
Muscle |
C2C12 myoblast cell line |
LIF induces the proliferation of myoblasts. |
[182] |
Model of JNK1−/− mice |
There is a link between TNFalpha/LIF/JNK1 in myoblast proliferation/differentiation. |
[183] |
Vessels |
IEM, murine endothelial cell line. |
LIF, in synergy with FGF, regulates signals controlling capillary outgrowth. |
[184] |
Neurons |
Neural crest cultures from CBA mouse embryos at stage E9. |
LIF stimulates the generation of sensory neurons in culture of mouse neural crest. |
[185] |
Human midbrain precursor cells. |
LIF favours neurogenic differentiation of long-term propagated human midbrain precursor cells. |
[186] |
Eyes |
Human retinal cells. |
LIF allows CD133+ adult retinal cells to remain undifferentiated. |
[187] |
Ears |
Corti1 cells. |
LIF is involved in auditory cell proliferation. |
[188] |
Kidneys |
Culture of rat metanephric mesenchyme. |
LIF converts kidney mesenchyme to epithelia which then form nephrons. |
[189] |
Liver |
Human hepatoma cell lines (HepG2). |
LIF, with oncostatin M, induces hepcidin production in hepatoma cell lines. Hepcidin is considered to be the main factor responsible for the development of anemia in inflammatory conditions. |
[190] |
LIF in cancer |
Cell lines derived from thyroid tumor specimen in human patients. |
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[191] |
Normal and tumoral mammary derived cell lines. |
LIF inhibits (in non-tumorigenic cells) or induces (in tumorigenic cells) cell survival. |
[192] |
ARMS and ERMS rhabdomyosarcoma cell lines. |
LIF is involved in rhabdomyosarcoma-derived metastasis. |
[193] |
In vivo and in vitro studies. |
LIF is involved in melanoma tumor growth. |
[194] |
In vivo and in vitro studies: BalbC/mice; SEKI cells; 8 human melanoma-derived cell lines. |
LIF has a potential role in melanoma-induced bone metastasis. |
[195] |
In vivo and in vitro studies: human glioma cell lines: U373MG and A172 and human primary cell cultures. |
LIF and TGFbeta induce self renewal of glioma-initiating cells, promoting oncogenesis in vivo. |
[196] |