Induced overexpression of OCT4A in human embryonic stem cells increases cloning efficiency
Steven Tsai(University of Colorado Cancer Center), Carolyn Lutzko(University of Southern California), Ping Xia(City Of Hope National Medical Center), Lisa Trump(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Dinithi Senadheera(University of Southern California), Suparna Mishra(University of California, Los Angeles), David F. Chang(Houston Methodist), Chang-Mu Hong(University of Southern California)
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