Functional muscle regeneration with combined delivery of angiogenesis and myogenesis factors
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Jeff W Lichtman | David J Mooney | J. Lichtman | H. Vandenburgh | F. Benesch-Lee | D. Mooney | Hannah Storrie | D. Shvartsman | Frank Benesch-Lee | Herman H Vandenburgh | Christine A. Cezar | Cristina Borselli | C. Borselli | Dmitry Shvartsman | Hannah Storrie | Christine Cezar
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