In vitro characterization of umbilical cord blood CD133+and in vivo functionality in response to ischemia in a murine hind-limb injury model.

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Finney, MR [1 ]
Greco, NG [1 ]
Joseph, ME [1 ]
Winter, DG [1 ]
Bhakta, S [1 ]
Fanning, LR [1 ]
Kozik, M [1 ]
Banks, J [1 ]
Huang, Y [1 ]
Pompili, VJ [1 ]
Laughlin, MJ [1 ]
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[1] Case Western Reserve Univ, Dept Med, Cleveland, OH 44106 USA
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