ZNF521 Has an Inhibitory Effect on the Adipogenic Differentiation of Human Adipose-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells
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G. Morrone | E. Chiarella | O. Galasso | B. Codispoti | V. Lucchino | G. Nappo | G. Gasparini | M. Mesuraca | H. Bond | S. Scicchitano | Annamaria Aloisio | Ylenia Montalcini | Manfredi Greco | Augusto Camarotti | A. Aloisio
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