Investigation of multipotent postnatal stem cells from human periodontal ligament
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Stan Gronthos | Cun-Yu Wang | S. Gronthos | S. Shi | P. Bartold | P. Robey | J. Brahim | Songtao Shi | Byoung-Moo Seo | Pamela Gehron Robey | Peter Mark Bartold | B. Seo | Masako Miura | Sara Batouli | Jaime Brahim | Marian Young | Cun Yu Wang | M. Miura | Marian Young | S. Batouli
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