Mesenchymal to embryonic incomplete transition of human cells by chimeric OCT4/3 (POU5F1) with physiological co-activator EWS.
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Hidenori Akutsu | Akihiro Umezawa | Takuro Nakamura | Kenji Matsumoto | Hatsune Makino | Hajime Okita | Koichiro Nishino | Yoshihiro Fukawatase | Yoshitaka Miyagawa | Nobutaka Kiyokawa | Y. Ishikawa | M. Toyoda | N. Kiyokawa | A. Umezawa | Y. Miyagawa | Takuro Nakamura | H. Akutsu | K. Nishino | Kenji Matsumoto | H. Saito | Yuichi Ishikawa | Hirohisa Saito | H. Okita | Masashi Toyoda | Masakazu Machida | Taro Uyama | Takashi Fujino | T. Uyama | M. Machida | Hatsune Makino | T. Fujino | Yoshihiro Fukawatase | Takashi Fujino
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