Isolation and Characterization of Tumorigenic, Stem-like Neural Precursors from Human Glioblastoma
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Ugo Orfanelli | F. DiMeco | R. Galli | A. Gritti | A. Vescovi | R. Fiocco | Chiara Foroni | Rossella Galli | Angela Gritti | Roberta Fiocco | E. Binda | C. Foroni | Angelo Vescovi | Elena Binda | Barbara Cipelletti | Simona De Vitis | Francesco Dimeco | B. Cipelletti | U. Orfanelli | Simona De Vitis | Elena Binda
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