Bridge, 2006 - Google Patents
Laboratory and in vivo transport characterization of hollow fiber membranes and adjacent scar tissue that forms following their implantation in the central nervous …Bridge, 2006
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- 16717541266855748287
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- Bridge M
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Hollow fiber membrane (HFM) cell encapsulation devices use a semipermeable membrane to physically immunoisolate transplanted secretory cells from host tissues and high molecular weight solutes. Advantages inherent to macroencapsulation technology have led …
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