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rheumatoid arthritis;fetal cells of mesenchymal origin

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Fetal cells of mesenchymal origin in cultures derived from synovial tissue and skin of patients with rheumatoid arthritis
Joint, Bone, Spine, 06/16/08

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Hromadnikova I et al. - Persisting male fetal cells are able to grow from non-inflamed tissues as well as from those which have many features characteristic of a stressed tissue. Persisting male fetal cells are also able to proliferate in cell culture since their presence was detected even in consecutive passages.

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