论文信息 - Clinical Translation of Optical Molecular Imaging to Tissue Engineering: Opportunities & Challenges

Clinical Translation of Optical Molecular Imaging to Tissue Engineering: Opportunities & Challenges

The development of optical molecular imaging tools to characterize engineered tissues has the potential to enhance research in the field and may help to overcome regulatory barriers to clinical translation of tissue engineered medical products.

Mary Ann Mycek | M. Mycek

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