Generation of Pluripotent Stem Cells from Neonatal Mouse Testis
Authors:
- Kimiko InoueKIKimiko Inoue
- Jiyoung LeeJLJiyoung Lee
- Momoko YoshimotoMYMomoko Yoshimoto
- Narumi OgonukiNONarumi Ogonuki
- Hiromi MikiHMHiromi Miki
- Shiro BabaSBShiro Baba
- Takeo KatoTKTakeo Kato
- Yasuhiro KazukiYKYasuhiro Kazuki
- Shinya ToyokuniShinya Toyokuni
- Megumi ToyoshimaMTMegumi Toyoshima
- Ohtsura NiwaONOhtsura Niwa
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Funding Information
- Inamori Foundation
- Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
- Ministry of Health and Welfare
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