Proliferative lifespan is conserved after nuclear transfer

A. John Clark(Roslin Institute), Patricia M. Ferrier(Roslin Institute), Samena Aslam(Roslin Institute), Sarah Burl(Roslin Institute), Chris Denning(Roslin Institute), Diana Wylie(Roslin Institute), Arlene Ross(Roslin Institute), Paul A. De Sousa(Roslin Institute), Ian Wilmut(Roslin Institute), Wei Cui(Roslin Institute)
Nature Cell Biology
May 5, 2003
10.1038/ncb992
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