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Transfer of Genes to Chondrocytic Cells of the Lumbar Spine

1 May 1997

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STUDY DESIGN: In the current study, chondrocytic cells from bovine intervertebral end plates were cultivated in vitro and modified genetically. OBJECTIVE: The authors intended to perform isolation and cultivation of cells from bovine end plates of the spine. They also intended to show, in principle, the feasibility of introducing exogenous genes into chondrocytic cells from bovine intervertebral end plates by way...

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PMID: 9160467
DOI: 10.1097/00007632-199705150-00008

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