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Maximizing Non-Enzymatic Methods for Harvesting Adipose-derived Stem from Lipoaspirate

May 13th, 2019

Article authors Barbara Bellei, et al, discuss non-enzymatic alternatives for isolating adipose-derived regenerative cells.

This study was published in Scientific Reports.

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