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Mutual regulation between GDF11 and TET2 prevents senescence of mesenchymal stem cells
J. Gao, H. Wang, J. Shen, X. Liu, X. Zhu, E. Zhao, G. Li, Y. Sun, F. Yin, Z. Liu, Y. E. Sun, H. Liu
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