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B. C. Jiang, Yu, D. B., Wang, L. J., Dong, F. L., Kaleri, H. A., Wang, X. G., Ally, N., Li, J., and Liu, H. L., Doxycycline-regulated growth hormone gene expression system for swine, vol. 11, pp. 2946-2957, 2012.
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F. L. Dong, Kaleri, H. A., Lu, Y. D., Song, C. L., Jiang, B. C., Zhang, B. L., Wang, L. J., Wang, X. G., Ma, X. S., Wu, B. J., Song, H., Li, J., and Liu, H. L., Generation of induced pluripotent mouse stem cells in an indirect co-culture system, vol. 11, pp. 4179-4186, 2012.
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