Small molecule promoted feeder free and adherent differentiation of functional neurons from human embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells.

Small molecule promoted feeder free and adherent differentiation of functional neurons from human embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells.
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2011
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Danielle N. Drury-Stewart;Ming-ke Song;O. Mohamad;S. Yu;Ling Wei
Danielle N. Drury-Stewart;Ming-ke Song;O. Mohamad;S. Yu;Ling Wei
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Danielle N. Drury-Stewart;Ming-ke Song;O. Mohamad;S. Yu;Ling Wei

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