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Notch pathway activation enhances cardiosphere in vitro expansion

Secco et al., 2018

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Secco I
Barile L
Torrini C
Zentilin L
Vassalli G
Giacca M
Collesi C
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Journal of cellular and molecular medicine

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Cardiospheres (CS ps) are self‐assembling clusters of a heterogeneous population of poorly differentiated cells outgrowing from in vitro cultured cardiac explants. Scanty information is available on the molecular pathways regulating CS p growth and their …
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