Source: Research Seminar 2014 - Breaking down barriers to lung health: a better environment for better medicines



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A. Holmes (London, United Kingdom). Alternatives to animal studies: virtual lung, human cells, in silico?. Research Seminar 2014 - Breaking down barriers to lung health: a better environment for better medicines

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