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AAV vector encoding human VEGF165–transduced pectineus muscular flaps increase the formation of new tissue through induction of angiogenesis in an in vivo chamber for tissue engineering: A technique to enhance tissue and vessels in microsurgically engineered tissue

  • Silvia Moimas
  • , Benedetto Manasseri
  • , Giuseppe Cuccia
  • , Francesco Stagno d’Alcontres
  • , Stefano Geuna
  • , Lucia Pattarini
  • , Lorena Zentilin
  • , Mauro Giacca
  • , Michele R. Colonna*
    • *Corresponding author for this work
  • International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
  • University of Trieste
  • Niguarda ca'Granda Hospital
  • Villa Sofia – Cervello General Hospital
  • SEAM, University of Messina
  • University of Turin
  • INSERM
  • Molecular Medicine Laboratory
  • Department of Medical Sciences

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