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A Massachusetts firm called Organogenesis has brewed a more complete skin substitute, which includes both dermis and epidermis.
Replacement Parts 2008
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Organogenesis that is, growth of the embryo into the adult
World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011
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Organogenesis that is, growth of the embryo into the adult
World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011
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Organogenesis that is, growth of the embryo into the adult
World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011
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Organogenesis that is, growth of the embryo into the adult
World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011
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Also Organogenesis is lab-testing a system based on pig-liver cells that provides liver function until or instead of transplantation.
Full Stem Ahead 2007
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Organogenesis, with only $18 million on hand and a burn rate of $20 million, needs more money just to get through the year.
Full Stem Ahead 2007
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Results from several clinical and scientific studies will be presented which will further the understanding of Organogenesis 'bilayered living cellular construct technology.
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Organogenesis recently established European headquarters located in
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Over 300,000 units of Apligraf have been shipped by Organogenesis for patient applications, and the product is covered extensively by Medicare, Medicaid and by 350 private payers in the U.S.
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