Aberrant silencing of imprinted genes on chromosome 12qF1 in mouse induced pluripotent stem cells
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Tomohiro Kono | Hidenori Akutsu | K. Hochedlinger | T. Shioda | M. Stadtfeld | T. Kono | E. Apostolou | A. Fukuda | S. Natesan | H. Akutsu | Matthias Stadtfeld | Effie Apostolou | Toshi Shioda | Konrad Hochedlinger | Sridaran Natesan | Atsushi Fukuda | Patricia Follett | Patricia Follett
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