Characterization of wound reepithelialization using a new human tissue-engineered corneal wound healing model.
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Patrick Carrier | Lucie Germain | Alexandre Deschambeault | L. Germain | P. Carrier | F. Auger | François A Auger | C. Giasson | S. Guérin | Sylvain L Guérin | Mariève Talbot | Claude J Giasson | M. Talbot | A. Deschambeault
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