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Bartosz Mierzejewski^1,2, Zuzanna Michalska³, Dominika Kulma³

¹Department of Cytology Faculty of Biology , University of Warsaw , Miecznikowa 1 St, 02-096, Warsaw, Poland. b.mierzejewski@uw.edu.pl.

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CD146 Diferenciación Células progenitoras fibro-adipogénicas MCAM Distrofia muscular Pericitos Músculo esquelético

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