Development of a reconstructed human skin model for angiogenesis
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Nicola J Brown | S. Mac Neil | J. Burn | Parbinder S Sahota | J Lance Burn | Martin Heaton | Eric Freedlander | Simon K Suvarna | Shelia Mac Neil | S. Suvarna | E. Freedlander | Martin J. Heaton | Parbinder S. Sahota | Nicola J. Brown
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