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Nestin+cells forming spheroids aggregates resembling tumorspheres in experimental ENU-induced gliomas
Nestin+cells from spheroid aggregates display typical histopathological features compatible with cell stemness. Nestin and CD133+cells found in glioblastomas, distributed frequently around aberrant vessels, are considered as potential cancer stem cells. They are possible targets for antitumoral ther
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