Lessons From the First Comprehensive Molecular Characterization of Cell Cycle Control in Rodent Insulinoma Cell Lines
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B. Sicari | A. F. Stewart | D. Scott | I. Cózar-Castellano | G. Harb | K. Selk | K. Takane | R. Vasavada | B. Law | Pili Zhang | N. Fiaschi-Taesch | Brian M. Sicari | Karen L. Selk
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