Assessment of established techniques to determine developmental and malignant potential of human pluripotent stem cells
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Christoph Bock | Paul J. Gokhale | Peter W. Andrews | Jeanne F. Loring | Glyn Stacey | Janet Rossant | Christine L. Mummery | Shinya Yamanaka | Bernhard M. Schuldt | Norio Nakatsuji | Ivan Damjanov | Franz-Josef Müller | Oliver Brüstle | Hirofumi Suemori | Paul Robson | Florian Halbritter | Lyn E. Healy | Barbara B. Knowles | J. Rossant | C. Mummery | P. Robson | E. Stanley | S. Yamanaka | Kazutoshi Takahashi | N. Benvenisty | D. Solter | F. Müller | T. X. Hu | P. Andrews | C. Bock | J. Loring | Y. Avior | Steve Oh | N. Nakatsuji | M. Pera | A. Elefanty | S. Micallef | T. Ludwig | O. Brüstle | I. Damjanov | P. Gokhale | Elizabeth S. Ng | G. Stacey | L. Healy | H. Suemori | B. Reubinoff | B. Knowles | Ivana Barbaric | T. Allison | Ivana Barbaric | Martin F. Pera | Davor Solter | Kazutoshi Takahashi | Nissim Benvenisty | Yishai Avior | Benjamin Reubinoff | Koula Sourris | Thomas F. Peter W. Yishai Ivana Nissim Christoph Jennifer Allison Andrews Avior Barbaric Benvenisty | Thomas F. Allison | Jennifer Brehm | Andrew Elefanty | Daniel Felkner | Tim X. Hu | Tenneille E. Ludwig | Robyn Mayberry | Suzanne Micallef | Jameelah S. Mohamed | Steve K. W. Oh | Orla O’Shea | Edouard G. Stanley | K. Sourris | Orla O’Shea | F. Halbritter | R. Mayberry | J. S. Mohamed | Jennifer L Brehm | Daniel Felkner | F. Müller
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