Expansion and delivery of adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells on three microcarriers for soft tissue regeneration.
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Wei Lu | Yan Jin | Yalei Zhou | Xinhui Huang | W. Lu | Yan Jin | Shiyu Liu | Zhiwei Yan | Hongmei Zhang | Shiyu Liu | Hailang Luo | Xinhui Huang | Hongmei Zhang | H. Luo | Yalei Zhou | Zhiwei Yan
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