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Signaling mechanisms regulating self-renewal and differentiation of pluripotent embryonic stem cells

Burdon et al., 1999

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6574669602047483973
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Burdon T
Chambers I
Stracey C
Niwa H
Smith A
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An ability to propagate pluripotent embryonic cells in culture is the foundation both for defined germline modification in experimental rodents and for future possibilities for broad- based cellular transplantation therapies in humans. Yet, the molecular basis of the self …
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