Human periprostatic white adipose tissue is rich in stromal progenitor cells and a potential source of prostate tumor stroma
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Carla Costa | Anabela Cordeiro-da-Silva | Ricardo Silvestre | C. Costa | C. Lopes | R. Medeiros | J. Lopes | Cátia Monteiro | A. Fraga | R. Ribeiro | Â. Castela | R. Silvestre | Ricardo Ribeiro | Carlos Lopes | A. Cordeiro-da-Silva | Rui Medeiros | José Manuel Lopes | Cátia Monteiro | Ângela Castela | Helena Coutinho | Avelino Fraga | Paulo Príncipe | Carlos Lobato | H. Coutinho | P. Príncipe | Carlos Lobato
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