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Kessler M, Hoffmann K, Brinkmann V, Thieck O, Jackisch S, Toelle B, Berger H, Mollenkopf H, Mangler M, Sehouli J, Fotopoulou C, Meyer T
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Supplementary Movie 3 Active Wnt signaling in organoids. Confocal live cell imaging of an organoid transfected with TCF4/GFP reporter during 72 h showing dynamic Wnt activation. Notable are actively dividing GFP positive cells indicative of proliferative activity driven by the Wnt pathway
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