Effect of stromal-cell-derived factor 1 on stem-cell homing and tissue regeneration in ischaemic cardiomyopathy
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Eric J Topol | E. Topol | James D. Thomas | S. Ellis | Z. Popović | M. Penn | F. Forudi | P. Dicorleto | James D Thomas | Stephen G Ellis | Marc S Penn | Corey K Goldman | Zoran B Popovic | Arman T Askari | Samuel Unzek | Farhad Forudi | Matthew Kiedrowski | Aleksandr Rovner | Paul E DiCorleto | M. Kiedrowski | Arman T. Askari | C. Goldman | A. Rovner | A. Askari | S. Unzek
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