Xenograft of microencapsulated Sertoli cells as a therapy for experimental Laron syndrome.
Giovanni Luca(University of Perugia), Riccardo Calafiore(University of Perugia), Catia Bellucci, Giulia Falabella(University of Perugia), Ennio Becchetti(University of Perugia), Mario Calvitti(University of Perugia), John J. Kopchick(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Edward O. List(Biotechnology Institute), Francesca Mancuso(University of Perugia), Iva Arato(University of Perugia), Tiziano Baroni(University of Perugia), Darlene E. Berryman(Heritage College)
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