Long-term culture of functional liver tissue: three-dimensional coculture of primary hepatocytes and stellate cells.
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K. Shakesheff | Kevin Shakesheff | Lisa Riccalton-Banks | Claire Liew | Rena Bhandari | Jeffrey Fry | J. Fry | Lisa Riccalton-Banks | R. Bhandari | Claire Liew
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