Embryonic liver developmental trajectory revealed by single-cell RNA sequencing in the Foxa2eGFP mouse
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Xin-Yuan Fu | Yong Hou | Shiping Liu | M. Dean | K. Zaret | Luang Xu | S. Brix | Liang Wu | Zhikun Zhao | Xinxin Lin | Liqin Xu | Miaomiao Jiang | Hongpo Zhou | N. R. Dunn | Yi Zhou | Yixun Su | Y. Zhong | Tianhao Mu | Xinyu Liu | Chaoben Huang | Xiaofeng Lan | C. Lufei | Siqi Peng
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