Organotypic co-cultures allow for immortalized human gingival keratinocytes to reconstitute a gingival epithelial phenotype in vitro.
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F. X. Bosch | M. Roesch-Ely | G. Komposch | N. Whitaker | P. Tomakidi | T. Steinberg | A. Kohl | E. Müssig | T. Wiest | F. Bosch
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