Gingiva as a source of stromal cells with high differentiating and reparative potential
Authors:
- V. L ZorinVZV. L Zorin
- A. I ZorinaAZA. I Zorina
- I. I EreminIEI. I Eremin
- R. V DeevRDR. V Deev
- P. B KopninP. B Kopnin
- G. A VolozhinGVG. A Volozhin
- A. A PulinAPA. A Pulin
- 15 June 2017
- journal article
- Published by ECO-Vector LLC in Genes & Cells
- Vol. 12 (2) , 37-51
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