Cell yield, proliferation, and postexpansion differentiation capacity of human ear, nasal, and rib chondrocytes.
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Cell yield, proliferation, and postexpansion differentiation capacity of human ear, nasal, and rib chondrocytes.
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Andrew G Tay
Gerhard Pierer
Ivan Martin
Jian Farhadi
Michael Heberer
Rosemarie Suetterlin
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10.1089/1076327041348572
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2004-05-01T00:00:00Z