A telomere-independent senescence mechanism is the sole barrier to Syrian hamster cell immortalization
I H Russo(Brunel University of London), Robert F. Newbold(Brunel University of London), Debbie A. Trott(Cancer Genetics (United States)), Andrew Cuthbert(Brunel University of London), Darren K. Griffin(Kasetsart University), Andrew Silver(Queen Mary University of London)
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