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Human‐and mouse‐derived neurons can be simultaneously obtained by co‐cultures of human oral mucosal stem cells and mouse neural stem cells

Alajbeg et al., 2018

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10653245129860098097
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Alajbeg I
Alić I
Andabak‐Rogulj A
Brailo V
Mitrečić D
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Oral diseases

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Objective To observe simultaneous differentiation and analyse possible interactions between co‐cultured human oral mucosal stem cells (hOMSC) and mouse neural stem cells (mNSC). Materials and Methods hOMSC and mNSC were co‐cultured in mouse and in …
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