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Human osteosarcoma CD49f(-)CD133(+) cells: impaired in osteogenic fate while gain of tumorigenicity.

Oncogene - 5 Sept 2013

Ying M, Liu G, Shimada H, Ding W, May W A, He Q, Adams G B, Wu L

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The biological relationships among self-renewal, tumorigenicity and lineage differentiation of human osteosarcoma-initiating cells (OSIC) remain elusive, making it difficult to identify and distinguish OSIC from osteosarcoma-forming cells (OSFC) for developing OSIC-targeted therapies. Using a new...

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PMID: 23045288
DOI: 10.1038/onc.2012.438
PMCID: PMC3947577

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