Graded Nodal/Activin Signaling Titrates Conversion of Quantitative Phospho-Smad2 Levels into Qualitative Embryonic Stem Cell Fate Decisions
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Henry Yang | Bing Lim | Y. Orlov | B. Lim | L. Poellinger | Henry Yang | L. Ang | Kian Leong Lee | Sandy Keat Lim | Yuriy Lvovich Orlov | Le Yau Yit | Lay Teng Ang | Lorenz Poellinger | K. Lee | L. Y. Yit
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