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Novel in vitro and animal models to study lung diseases
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Watching the lung work: An in vitro 3-D microfluidic device to challenge pulmonary drug delivery strategies with high end microscopy
N. Hobi, M. Gulic, T. Haller, P. Dietl, M. Frick (Ulm, Germany; Innsbruck, Austria)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Novel in vitro and animal models to study lung diseases
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Novel in vitro and animal models to study lung diseases
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521
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Interstitial lung diseases
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N. Hobi, M. Gulic, T. Haller, P. Dietl, M. Frick (Ulm, Germany; Innsbruck, Austria). Watching the lung work: An in vitro 3-D microfluidic device to challenge pulmonary drug delivery strategies with high end microscopy. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 521
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