Identification, isolation and characterization of human LGR5-positive colon adenoma cells
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Alyssa J. Miller | Andreas Bosio | Dean E Brenner | David Agorku | Olaf Hardt | James Varani | Peter Ouillette | Alyssa J Miller | Jason R Spence | Max S Wicha | Linda C Samuelson | P. Ouillette | M. Wicha | A. Bosio | J. Colacino | J. Varani | M. Dame | J. Spence | David R. Hill | P. Dedhia | Alana M Chin | Y. Tsai | L. Samuelson | Y. Shah | H. Appelman | D. Brenner | Henry D Appelman | Yu-Hwai Tsai | D. Attili | S. McClintock | O. Hardt | Xiang Xue | J. Laliberté | Erica L. Katz | Gina M. Newsome | D. Agorku | Christopher H. Altheim | B. Simon | J. Stoerker | David R Hill | Shannon D McClintock | Michael K Dame | Priya H Dedhia | Justin A Colacino | Yatrik M Shah | Durga Attili | Xiang Xue | Julie Laliberte | Erica L Katz | Gina M Newsome | Christopher H Altheim | Becky Simon | Jay A Stoerker | Alana M. Chin
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