Satellite cells delivered by micro-patterned scaffolds: A new strategy for cell transplantation in muscle diseases

Satellite cells delivered by micro-patterned scaffolds: A new strategy for cell transplantation in muscle diseases
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10.1089/ten.2006.0093
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2007-02-01
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De Coppi, Paolo
De Coppi, Paolo
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生物2区
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作者:
Boldrin, Luisa;Elvassore, Nicola;De Coppi, Paolo

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