Research interests
fibrosis[1]
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fibrosis · fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues
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fibrosis[1]
fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues[1]
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David R. Brigstock, PhD, the Brigstock Lab’s primary focus is on fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues.
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David R. Brigstock, PhD, the Brigstock Lab’s primary focus is on fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues.
Research interests: fibrosis
David R. Brigstock, PhD, the Brigstock Lab’s primary focus is on fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues.
Research interests: fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues
David R. Brigstock, PhD, the Brigstock Lab’s primary focus is on fibrosis, a pathological process in which excessively large amounts of collagenous scar material are deposited between cells of major organs and tissues.