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The Tumorigenicity of Human Embryonic Stem Cells
Barak Blum
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Nissim Benvenisty
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Department of Genetics
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Tumorigenicity
100%
Human Embryonic Stem Cells (hESCs)
100%
Teratoma
66%
Embryonic Stem Cells
33%
Teratocarcinoma
33%
Cell-based
22%
Undifferentiated Cells
22%
Human Embryo
22%
Tumor
11%
Blastocyst Stage
11%
Tumor Formation
11%
Transplantation
11%
Inner Cell Mass
11%
Early Humans
11%
Pluripotent
11%
Molecular Aspects
11%
Human Blastocyst
11%
Embryonal Carcinoma
11%
Human Embryology
11%
Differentiated Tissues
11%
Developmental Disease
11%
Stem Cell Transplantation
11%
Benign Mass
11%
Evade
11%
Large Tumor
11%
Three Germ Layers
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Carcinogenicity
100%
Human Embryonic Stem Cell
100%
Dentigerous Cyst
54%
Teratocarcinoma
27%
Stem Cell Therapy
27%
In Vitro
18%
Tumor
18%
Embryo Development
9%
Germ Layer
9%
Blastocyst
9%
Inner Cell Mass
9%
Carcinogenesis
9%
Embryonic Stem Cell
9%
Embryonal Carcinoma
9%
Diseases
9%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Carcinogenicity
100%
Teratoma
100%
Teratocarcinoma
50%
Carcinogenesis
16%
Embryonal Carcinoma
16%
Diseases
16%