c-Kit YES
|
Mammalian hearts possess c-Kit+ adult stem cells that contribute to cardiac formation, homeostasis and repair. |
mouse |
Beltrami et al, Cell, 2003 |
Ellison et al, Cell, 2013 |
Nadal-Ginard et al, Stem Cell Res, 2014 |
Anversa et al, JCI, 2013 |
Hatzistergos et al, PNAS 2015 |
Tallini et al, 2009 |
(1–3,5,22,57) |
Adoptive transfer of autologous cardiac c-Kit+ cells improves cardiac function in heart failure patients. |
human, pig |
Bolli et al, Lancet, 2011 |
Chugh et al, Circulation, 2012 |
Quevedo et al, PNAS, 2009 |
Schuleri et al, Eur Heart J, 2009 |
McCall et al, Nature protocols, 2012 |
(50,63,64,8,65) |
Cardiac c-Kit+ progenitor cells engineered to overexpress Pim1 engraft, differentiate and improve cardiac function better than non-engineered cells upon adoptive transfer into infarcted myocardium. |
mouse, pig |
Fisher et al, Circulation, 2009 |
Mohsin et al, Circ Res, 2011 |
Mohsin et al, JACC, 2012 |
Mohsin et al, Circ Res, 2013 |
(52–55) |
c-Kit+ cell fate mapping models show that c-Kit+ cells contribute to cardiogenesis during development and repair. |
mouse |
Hatzistergos et al, PNAS, 2015 |
van Berlo et al, Nature, 2014 |
(22,60) |
c-Kit is expressed in neonatal myocytes during terminal differentiation |
mouse |
Li et al, Circ Res, 2008 |
Naqvi et al, Ped cardiol, 2009 |
(58,66) |
c-Kit No
|
c-Kit+ cells are not adult cardiac stem cells and do not contribute to cardiac formation, homeostasis or repair. |
mouse, |
Balsam et al, Nature, 2004 |
Sultana et al, Nat Comm, 2015 |
Zaruba et al, Circulation, 2010 |
(74,61,67) |
Exogenous c-Kit+ cells do not repair injured myocardium through de novo formation of cardiac tissue. |
mouse |
Murry et al, Nature, 2004 |
(68) |
c-Kit+ cells are irrelevant in human cardiosphere cell therapy applications. |
human |
Cheng et al, JAHA, 2014 |
(69) |
c-Kit MAYBE
|
Cardiomyocyte fate mapping models suggest that c-Kit+ cells could contribute to cardiogenesis following injury. |
mouse |
Hsieh et al, Nat Med, 2007 |
(70) |
c-Kit+ cells contribute to neonatal but not adult cardiac repair in mouse. |
mouse |
Jesty et al, PNAS, 2012 |
(71) |
Normal, injured or dedifferentiated cardiomyocytes may express c-Kit. |
mouse |
Liu et al, Cell Res, 2016 |
Tallini et al, PNAS, 2009 |
Zhang et al, PloS One, 2010 |
Kubin et al, Cell Stem Cell, 2011 |
(59,57,72,73) |