Towards human lung regeneration in end-stage respiratory failure: genetically-modifiable 3D organoid culture of human embryonic lung stem cells enables for the first time the study of human lung development in vitro

M. Nikolic (Cambridge, United Kingdom)

Source: ERS Lung Science Conference 2018

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