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. 2016 Aug 19;6:31457. doi: 10.1038/srep31457

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(A) EYFP+ CPCs contribute to cardiac myocytes in the border zone. (B) EYFP+ CPCs cannot differentiate into sarcomeric cardiac myocytes in the infarct zone. (C) EYFP+ CPCs differentiate into vascular smooth muscle cells in the border zone. (D) EYFP+ CPCs differentiate into vascular smooth muscle cells in the infarct zone. (E) EYFP+ CPCs differentiate into vascular endothelial cells in the border zone. (F) EYFP+ CPCs differentiate into vascular endothelial cells in the infarct zone. (G) The distribution of CM, SMC and EC differentiation from EYFP+ cells in post-MI hearts. (H) EYFP+ CPCs are proliferative in the border zone. In control experiments, we did not observed any GFP+/Ki67+ cells within the border zone of post-MI hearts that were injected with MI+PBS (Supplemental Figure S8).