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Stem-Cell Reverse Angers Australian Biologists
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Dennis, Carina
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Nature 2002 March 7; 416(6876): 4
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1011693
Date
2002-03-07
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Research on Embryos and Fetuses
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