Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]

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Main Authors:	Boon, C.H., Cao, T.
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spellingShingle	Boon, C.H. Cao, T. Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
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title	Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
title_short	Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
title_full	Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
title_fullStr	Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
title_full_unstemmed	Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
title_sort	making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (htert) with protein transduction domains (ptd): a possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]
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Making cell-permeable recombinant telomerase (trans-telomerase) through fusion of its catalytic subunit (hTERT) with protein transduction domains (PTD): A possible strategy to overcome replicative senescence during ex vivo culture of primary explanted cells [10]

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