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Increasing the Availability of Quality Human Tissue for Research
Janine McCarthy
, Edward LeCluyse
, Sharon Presnell
, Gina Dunne Smith
,
Timothy L. Pruett
, Ann Lam
, Elizabeth Baker
, Thomas Buersmeyer
, Kristie Sullivan
Surgery
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Human Tissue
100%
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28%
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Organ Tissue
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Human Tissue
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33%
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33%
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16%
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16%
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16%
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