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Improvements relating to decellularisation of tissue matrices for bladder implantation

Research output: Patent

Author(s)

Jennifer Southgate (Inventor)
Fiona Bolland (Inventor)
Sotiris Korossis (Inventor)
Eileen Ingham (Inventor)

Department/unit(s)

Jack Birch Unit

Publication details

Date	Published - 2007
Original language	English
Patent number	PCT/GB2007/001117

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