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Economic Impact of Cell Therapy

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Home » BioCoR Resources » Articles of Interest » Economic Impact of Cell Therapy

Economic Impact of Cell Therapy

Published on: Thursday 18, August 2011

Mason C, Brindley DA, Culme-Seymour EJ, Davie NL, "Cell therapy Industry: billion dollar global buisness with unlimited potential", Regen Med 6(3); 265-272, 2011.

Why it is important: It demonstrates the manner by which tissue engineering/regenerative medicine has been eclipsed by cell therapy and the very real economic impact of cell therapy today.

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