Derivation of human embryonic stem cells in defined conditions

Tenneille E. Ludwig(WiCell), Mark E. Levenstein(WiCell), Jeffrey M. Jones(WiCell), W. Travis Berggren(WiCell), Erika R Mitchen(WiCell), Jennifer L. Frane(Energy Center of Wisconsin), Leann Crandall(WiCell), Christine A. Daigh(Energy Center of Wisconsin), Kevin R. Conard(WiCell), Marian S. Piekarczyk(WiCell), Rachel A. Llanas(WiCell), James A. Thomson(Energy Center of Wisconsin)

Nature Biotechnology

January 1, 2006

10.1038/nbt1177

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