Vimentin-Positive, c-KIT-Negative Interstitial Cells in Human and Rat Uterus: A Role in Pacemaking?1
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Susan Wray | C Vaillant | A. Mobasheri | S. Wray | C. Vaillant | A Mobasheri | A. Shmygol | R A Duquette | A Shmygol | M Pope | T Burdyga | R. Duquette | M. Pope | T. Burdyga
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