ПЕРСПЕКТИВИ КЛІТИННОЇ ТЕРАПІЇ ТА ЖИВИХ ТКАНИННИХ ЕКВІВАЛЕНТІВ ЗА ЛІКУВАННЯ ДЕФЕКТІВ ХРЯЩА (перспективи напрямку)
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Розглянуто висвітлені у літературних джерелах сучасні погляди щодо відновлення травматичних дефектів гіалінового хряща і методи культивування хондроцитів, їх диференціація за довготривалого субкультивування та існуючі підходи щодо моделювання штучного хряща (тканинних еквівалентів хряща) ex vivo.References
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