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Expression and control of PDGF stimulatory loops in the developing placenta

Franklin et al., 1993

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Franklin G
Holmgren L
Donovan M
Adam G
Walsh C
Pfeifer-Ohlsson S
Ohlsson R
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Placenta

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In order to explain the high proliferative potential of human placentalcytotrophoblast cells, we have examined the possible involvement of platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) and its receptors; using in vivo and primary cell culture approaches. Extravillous, term …
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