Tankyrase inhibition promotes a stable human naïve pluripotent state with improved functionality
Ludovic Zimmerlin(Johns Hopkins University), Elias T. Zambidis(Johns Hopkins University), Leslie Cope(Bloomberg (United States)), Yang W. Zhang(Johns Hopkins University), Michael Considine(The University of Western Australia), Jeffrey S. Huo, Sarshan R. Pather(University of Pennsylvania), Stephen B. Baylin(Johns Hopkins University), Jasmin R. Agarwal(Johns Hopkins University), Tea Soon Park(Johns Hopkins University), Xiufeng Zhong(Sun Yat-sen University), Karan Verma(Johns Hopkins University), C. Conover Talbot(Johns Hopkins University), Diana Steppan(Johns Hopkins Hospital), Christian Gutierrez(Johns Hopkins University), Alan D. Friedman(Johns Hopkins University), Marta Soler(Universidad de Murcia), Hongchao Guo
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