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Current research on the role and mechanism of action of calcium signal in regulating stem cell migration
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    • Current research on the role and mechanism of action of calcium signal in regulating stem cell migration

    • Journal of Southwest Medical University   Vol. 43, Issue 5, Pages: 519-523(2020)
    • 作者机构:

      西南医科大学心血管医学研究所医学电生理学教育部和四川省重点实验室四川省心血管疾病防治协同创新中心

    • CLC: R329.2
    • Published:2020,

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  • WEI Xiaoyu, YANG Yan. Current research on the role and mechanism of action of calcium signal in regulating stem cell migration. [J]. Journal of Southwest Medical University 43(5):519-523(2020) DOI:

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