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Lung epithelial development and repair in three-dimensions
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Use of biomaterials to tissue engineer 3D models with lung organoids for in-vitro disease modelling
I. Uwagboe (London, United Kingdom), S. Mumby (London, United Kingdom), T. Guney (Munich, Germany), I. Dunlop (London, United Kingdom), I. Adcock (London, United Kingdom)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Lung epithelial development and repair in three-dimensions
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Lung epithelial development and repair in three-dimensions
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