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Cancer therapy: Defining stemness

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Hans Clevers admires an analysis of stem-cell science that sharpens up some of the fuzziness in the field.

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  1. Hans Clevers investigates stem cells and cancer at the Hubrecht Institute in Utrecht, the Netherlands. He is also the research director of the national paediatric oncology hospital Princess Máxima Center in Utrecht.,

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