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199 related items for PubMed ID: 19087690

  • 1. [Transplantation of human glioma stem cells in nude mice with green fluorescent protein expression].
    Wu ZC, Huang Q, Shao YX, Xue ZM, Dong J, Diao Y, Wang AD, Lan Q.
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