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szövettani Intézetében, hogy az endothel tenyészetek scanning elektronmikroszkópos vizsgálatainak elvégzésében segítségünkre voltak.

Köszönetünket fejezzük ki a Szent-Györgyi Albert OTE Kísérletes Sebészeti Intézet vezetőjének és munkatársainak, hogy számunkra a szövettenyésztéshez szükséges technikai feltételeket biztosították.

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