Figure 3.
![Figure 3. Stem cell homing to the endosteum. Homing of human CD34+/CXCR4+ stem cells from the blood circulation via the murine BM sinusoids to the endosteum. Key molecules involved in this process, reported in recent studies (in addition to P/E-selectins and SDF-1–activated LFA-1, VLA-4, VLA-5, and their ligands [Peled et al,98,99 Kollet et al,63 and Manfredini et al64] which were omitted for simplicity) are illustrated.](https://ash.silverchair-cdn.com/ash/content_public/journal/blood/106/6/10.1182_blood-2005-04-1417/6/zh80180584140003.jpeg?Expires=1724264758&Signature=XSNqzanNfYDUYfI69U8J34Di95TZctjozCBd8xZsYMx4kgJiGvmRNIA0QM0y9NWYH7Y~aWqbh8f6HtudP25Vzy2ZOqIfTDbRSbsmV4zJ98~IthourVdxwRAe3TE9dx7sclqN3GH~hxgOu~v4tE7~VAXNdQexwD0Y9SwL7MWIm-PVo~4~C-N-NQMYdoXyz1e9MS9jh~K8cvWQLtCWYcZNYg2xq96t20svItNyuMHFE3KcSPDjhp3gsg~jm58rQ-VmLF8mbMH1KNdAksln3cVE3u2mmsBnvmwwFS5K2ItB2dddh0a7vxRCwlPyQHwSGBMNFByn8qCloal04H~HimBW7g__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA)
Stem cell homing to the endosteum. Homing of human CD34+/CXCR4+ stem cells from the blood circulation via the murine BM sinusoids to the endosteum. Key molecules involved in this process, reported in recent studies (in addition to P/E-selectins and SDF-1–activated LFA-1, VLA-4, VLA-5, and their ligands [Peled et al,98,99 Kollet et al,63 and Manfredini et al64 ] which were omitted for simplicity) are illustrated.
