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Kenneth R. Chien ()
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Kenneth R. Chien: Institute of Molecular Medicine, University of California
Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6983, 607-608
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The potential use of stem cells as agents of repair in human disease makes them the subject of high-profile studies. But we should be wary of prematurely pushing laboratory research into clinical practice.
Date: 2004
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