Barbaro, Vanessa

Di Iorio, Enzo

Fasolo, Adriano

Ferrari, Stefano

Ponzin, Diego

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Barbaro V

Ferrari S

Fasolo A

Ponzin D

DI IORIO, MARIO VINCENZO

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Reconstruction of a human hemicornea through natural scaffolds compatible with the growth of corneal epithelial stem cells and stromal keratocytes

Reconstruction of a human hemicornea through natural scaffolds compatible with the growth of corneal epithelial stem cells and stromal keratocytes

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