the respiratory tract and play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the tracheal. In mice, non-ciliated cells make up the majority of the epithelium; whereas in humans, ciliated cells are the majority. In the tracheal cell population, basal cells (BCs) and myoepithelial cells are identified as stem cells in response to injury in mice: tracheal basal cells express TRP63, cytokeratin 5, and nerve growth factor receptor, self-renew, and differentiate into ciliated and secretory cells in vivo; tracheal myoepithelial cells form ciliated, secretory, and non-ciliated columnar cells in vivo.
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