Retrovirally mediated gene transfer in a skin equivalent model of chronic wounds
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概要
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- 1996-10-01
著者
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Falanga Vincent
Department Of Dermatology Roger Williams Medical Center
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Falanga Vincent
Department Of Dermatology And Cutaneous Surgery University Of Miami School Of Medicine
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BADIAVAS EVANGELOS
Department of Dermatology, Roger Williams Medical Center
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MEHTA Parmender
Geriatric Research Education, and Clinical Centre (GRECC), Miami Veterans Affairs Medical Center
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Badiavas Evangelos
Department Of Dermatology And Cutaneous Surgery University Of Miami School Of Medicine
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Mehta Parmender
Geriatric Research Education And Clinical Centre (grecc) Miami Veterans Affairs Medical Center
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