Current status and future prospects for cultured limbal tissue transplants in Australia and New Zealand.

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Managing the potential and pitfalls during clinical translation of emerging stem cell therapies.Clinical outcomes of xeno-free expansion and transplantation of autologous ocular surface epithelial stem cells via contact lens delivery: a prospective case series.

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Current status and future prospects for cultured limbal tissue transplants in Australia and New Zealand.

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Critical appraisal of ex vivo expansion of human limbal epithelial stem cells.

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Transplantation of ex vivo cultured limbal epithelial stem cells: a review of techniques and clinical results.

13 years of cultured limbal epithelial cell therapy: a review of the outcomes.

Concept and application of limbal stem cells.

Human corneal endothelial cell growth on a silk fibroin membrane.

Skin replacement by cultured keratinocyte grafts: an Australian experience.

A dual-layer silk fibroin scaffold for reconstructing the human corneal limbus.

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