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The mapping class group Mod(S) of a surface S consists of isotopy classes of homeomorphisms S S. We will assume that S is orientable and of finite type: it isRead more
Identification of a non-mitogenic paracrine factor involved
by MK Skinner 1986 Cited by 86 Seminiferous peritubular cells have previously been shown to secrete a protein termed P-Mod-S which modulates the functions of Sertoli cells.
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