Linc-RAM is required for FGF2 function in regulating myogenic cell differentiation.

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Linc-RAM is required for FGF2 function in regulating myogenic cell differentiation.

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Linc-RAM is required for FGF2 function in regulating myogenic cell differentiation.

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Linc-RAM is required for FGF2 function in regulating myogenic cell differentiation.

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Chuyan Chen

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Dahai Zhu

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Fengqi Cao

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Jiao Meng

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Ran Zhong

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Xiaohua Yu

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Yixia Zhao

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Yong Zhang

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10.1080/15476286.2018.1431494

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2018-01-24T00:00:00Z

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