Establishment of human cementifying fibroma cell lines by transfection with temperature-sensitive simian virus-40 T-antigen gene and hTERT gene
Authors:
- Y KudoYKY Kudo
- M HiraokaMHM Hiraoka
- S KitagawaSKS Kitagawa
- M MiyauchiMMM Miyauchi
- S KakuoSKS Kakuo
- M ZhaoMZM Zhao
- T IdeTIT Ide
- T TakataTTT Takata
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- Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (11470378)
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