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Foster, D.
Ish-Horowicz, D.
Peters, G.
Kim, S.-H.
Rowe, J.
Fujii, H.
Jones, R.
Schmierer, B.
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Foster, D.
Ish-Horowicz, D.
Peters, G.
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Rowe, J.
Fujii, H.
Jones, R.
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Foster, D.
Ish-Horowicz, D.
Peters, G.
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spellingShingle Kim, S.-H., Rowe, J., Fujii, H., Jones, R., Schmierer, B., Kong, B.-W., Kuchler, K., Foster, D., Ish-Horowicz, D., Peters, G., Journal of Cell Science, Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain, Cell Biology
title Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain
title_full Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain
title_fullStr Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain
title_full_unstemmed Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain
title_short Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain
title_sort upregulation of chicken p15ink4b at senescence and in the developing brain
title_unstemmed Upregulation of chicken p15INK4b at senescence and in the developing brain
topic Cell Biology
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