Reversible growth arrest of 3D tumor spheroids stored in oxygen absorber-induced anoxia.

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Reversible growth arrest of 3D tumor spheroids stored in oxygen absorber-induced anoxia

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Aurélie Gomes

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Matthieu Defaux

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Riwanon Michel Lemee

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10.3892/OL.2017.7465

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