Tissue Engineered Growth of New Cartilage in the Shape of a Human Ear Using Synthetic Polymers Seeded with Chondrocytes
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Charles A. Vacanti | Joseph P. Vacanti | Linda G. Cima | Joseph Upton | J. Vacanti | L. Cima | C. Vacanti | J. Upton | Dianne Ratkowski | Dianne Ratkowski
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