Injectable gellan gum hydrogels as supports for cartilage tissue engineering applications

J. Oliveira; Ricardo Picciochi; T. C. Santos; Luís Amaro Martins; Luísa Pinto; Patrícia B. Malafaya; Rui A. Sousa; Alexandra P. Marques; António G. Castro; João F. Mano; Nuno M. Neves; Rui L Reis

doi:10.5415/apallergy.2015.5.3.145

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Th1/Th2 responses might influence the pathogenesis of infectious disease mortality, while antibiotic overprescription could explain the negative association between atopy and antibiotic susceptibility.

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