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Original Paper

Generation of confluent cardiomyocyte monolayers derived from embryonic stem cells in suspension: a cell source for new therapies and screening strategies

R. Zweigerdt Cardion AG, Erkrath, Germany
,
M. Burg Cardion AG, Erkrath, Germany
,
E. Willbold Cardion AG, Erkrath, Germany
,
H. F. Abts Cardion AG, Erkrath, Germany
&
M. Ruediger Cardion AG, Erkrath, Germany
Pages 399-413 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Christoph Brenner & Wolfgang-M Franz. (2011) The use of stem cells for the repair of cardiac tissue in ischemic heart disease. Expert Review of Medical Devices 8:2, pages 209-225.
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XQ Xu, R Zweigerdt, XQ Xu, R Zweigerdt, SY Soo, ZX Ngoh, SC Tham, ST Wang, R Graichen, B Davidson, A Colman & W Sun. (2008) Highly enriched cardiomyocytes from human embryonic stem cells. Cytotherapy 10:4, pages 376-389.
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Jia-Qiang He, Craig T January, James A Thomson & Timothy J Kamp. (2007) Human embryonic stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes: drug discovery and safety pharmacology. Expert Opinion on Drug Discovery 2:5, pages 739-753.
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Wangde Dai & Robert A Kloner. (2006) Myocardial regeneration by embryonic stem cell transplantation: present and future trends. Expert Review of Cardiovascular Therapy 4:3, pages 375-383.
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