Development of autologous human dermal–epidermal composites based on sterilized human allodermis for clinical use
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S. Mac Neil | I. Leigh | R. Dawson | M. Babu | C. Green | C Layton | E Freedlander | K H Chakrabarty | R A Dawson | P Harris | M Babu | L Gould | J Phillips | I Leigh | C Green | S Mac Neil | C. Layton | E. Freedlander | J. Phillips | K. H. Chakrabarty | P. Harris | L. Gould | I. Leigh | Kaushik H. Chakrabarty | R. A. Dawson | S. M. Neil
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