Evaluation of human platelet lysate as an alternative growth factor for expansion and hepatocyte differentiation of dental pulp stem cells / Aimi Naim Abdullah
The advancement of stem cells research has pushed the fronteir of regenerative medicine to a different level where range of diseases including liver diseases could be potentially treated using cell therapy. The usage of stem cells offers alternative treatment to organ transplantation, wherein, organ...
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Main Author: | Aimi Naim, Abdullah |
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Format: | Thesis |
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2012
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