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In vitro modelling of lung disease: reach out to the next dimension
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Establishment of a human in vitro model for airway epithelial repair and regeneration
A. Chakraborty (Munich, Germany), M. Mastalerz (Munich, Germany), R. Hatz (Munich, Germany), J. Behr (Munich, Germany), M. Lindner (Salzburg, Austria), A. Hilgendorff (Munich, Germany), C. Staab-Weijnitz (Munich, Germany)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – In vitro modelling of lung disease: reach out to the next dimension
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In vitro modelling of lung disease: reach out to the next dimension
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