Хромосомные аномалии в эмбриональных стволовых клетках человека hESM01-04
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Несмотря на интенсивные исследования в этой области информация в отношении стабильности кариотипа ЭСК человека остается весьма ограниченной и противоречивой. В литературе наряду с данными, свидетельствующими о стабильности кариотипа ЭСК человека при их культивировании in vitro, представлены факты появления в кариотипе ЭСК хромосомных аномалий и описаны примеры изменения ряда свойств ЭСК… Читать ещё >
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