Assertion: bone marrow's stem cell | /r/HasProperty | sscs
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text: These progenitors are known as skeletal stem cells (SSCs), or mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs), contributing to bone development and bone remodeling throughout the postnatal growth and adaption process, as well as maintaining hematopoietic niches .
text: These were initially thought to be CXCR4-positive tissue committed stem cells (TCSCs) , and it is hypothesized that these are a dormant subpopulation of PSCs that may participate in hematopoiesis and the turnover of monopotent progenitors .
text: Skeletal stem cells (SSCs) are thus defined as self-renewing, multipotent, and skeletal lineage-committed progenitors residing in the postnatal bone marrow, capable of generating cartilage, bone, marrow stroma, and marrow adipocytes in vivo.