Epigenetic Priming Confers Direct Cell Trans-Differentiation From Adipocyte to Osteoblast in a Transgene-Free State
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Epigenetic Priming Confers Direct Cell Trans-Differentiation From Adipocyte to Osteoblast in a Transgene-Free State
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JOURNAL OF CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY
Volume 231, Issue 7, Pages 1484-1494
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Wiley
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2015-09-04
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10.1002/jcp.25183
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