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A dominant-negative form of mouse SOX2 induces trophectoderm differentiation and progressive polyploidy in mouse embryonic stem cells

Li et al., 2007

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2847648018573150544
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Li J
Pan G
Cui K
Liu Y
Xu S
Pei D
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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SOX2 plays an important role in early embryogenesis by cooperating with OCT4 in regulating gene expression in fertilized eggs, yet the precise mechanism through which SOX2 accomplishes this important function remains poorly understood. Here, we describe …
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