Advances in wound healing research in China : From antiquity to the present
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概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
- 2001-01-01
著者
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FU Xiaobing
Wound Healing and Cell Biology Laboratory, Institute for Basic Research, Trauma Center of Postgradua
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SHENG Zhiyong
Wound Healing and Cell Biology Laboratory, Institute for Basic Research, Trauma Center of Postgradua
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Fu Xiaobing
Wound Healing And Cell Biology Laboratory 304th Medical Department General Hospital Of Pla Trauma Ce
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Fu Xiaobing
Wound Healing Unit Burn Research Institute 304th Hospital
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Sheng Zhiyong
Wound Healing And Cell Biology Laboratory Burns Institute 304 Clinical Department General Hospital O
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Sheng Zhiyong
Wound Healing Unit Burn Research Institute 304th Hospital
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Wang Zhengguo
Trauma Center Of Postgraduate Medical College Beijing And Research Institute Of Surgery The Third Mi
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Fu Xiaobing
Wound Healing And Cell Biology Lab. The First Affiliated Hospital Chinese Pla General Hospital
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