Evolution of Cell Therapies Derived from Adipose Tissue: Historical Perspectives, Current Development Trends and Future Directions

August 2025 in “ Biology Direct ”

S. Gandolfi, Élise Lupon, Audrey Varin, Agnès Coste, Brigitte Sallerin, C. Boyer, Yanis Berkane, B. Chaput

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