Oct4 and LIF/Stat3 additively induce Krüppel factors to sustain embryonic stem cell self-renewal.
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J. Nichols | Austin G Smith | S. Morfopoulou | S. Tomlinson | Peter Humphreys | William Mansfield | G. Guo | John Hall | Jason P. Wray | Isobel Eyres | L. Grotewold | Rachael Walker
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