LIPOSUCTION-DERIVED HUMAN FAT USED FOR VASCULAR GRAFT SODDING CONTAINS ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND NOT MESOTHELIAL CELLS AS THE MAJOR CELL TYPE

WILLIAMS, S.K., WANG, T.F., & CASTRILLO, R.. (1994). LIPOSUCTION-DERIVED HUMAN FAT USED FOR VASCULAR GRAFT SODDING CONTAINS ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND NOT MESOTHELIAL CELLS AS THE MAJOR CELL TYPE. JOURNAL OF VASCULAR SURGERY, 19(5), 916-923. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/574172/en

WILLIAMS S.K., WANG T.F., CASTRILLO R.. LIPOSUCTION-DERIVED HUMAN FAT USED FOR VASCULAR GRAFT SODDING CONTAINS ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND NOT MESOTHELIAL CELLS AS THE MAJOR CELL TYPE. JOURNAL OF VASCULAR SURGERY[Internet]. 1994;19(5):916-923. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/574172/en

S.K. WILLIAMS, T.F. WANG, and R. CASTRILLO, “LIPOSUCTION-DERIVED HUMAN FAT USED FOR VASCULAR GRAFT SODDING CONTAINS ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND NOT MESOTHELIAL CELLS AS THE MAJOR CELL TYPE,” JOURNAL OF VASCULAR SURGERY, vol. 19, no. 5, pp. 916–923, 1994, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/574172/en