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Cycling intermediate cells

CycIM
Epithelial cells
Major003CT022V
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CycIM
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In tissues with stratified epithelia (e.g., skin, esophagus), intermediate cells (also called transit-amplifying cells) are partially differentiated cells between basal and superficial layers. "Cycling" indicates that these cells are actively proliferating, serving to amplify the number of cells produced by the stem cell (basal cell) division before they terminally differentiate into the outer layer cells.

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