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豚 の 心臓 の 早期 再生 能力

Lei Ye1, Giuseppe D'Agostino2, Sze Jie Loo1

  • 1National Heart Research Institute Singapore, National Heart Centre Singapore (L.Y., S.J.L., C.X.W., L.P.S., S.H.T., G.Z.T., C.J.P., R.S.T., S.A.C.).

Circulation
|July 22, 2018
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若い豚の心臓は 心筋細胞の分裂によって 損傷後に再生できます この心臓の再生能力は ゼブラフィッシュやニュートンのように 大きい哺乳類では 誕生直後に失われます

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