Sustained release of decorin to the surface of the eye enables scarless corneal regeneration
Lisa J. Hill(University of Birmingham), Liam M. Grover(University of Birmingham), Richard J. A. Moakes(University of Birmingham), Gurpreet Chouhan(University of Birmingham), Kristian Brock(Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials Unit), Rachel C. Vincent(University of Birmingham), Ann Logan(University of Birmingham), Serena Abbondante(University of California, Irvine), Graham R. Wallace(National Health Service), Gibran Butt(Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre), Chairut Vareechon(Case Western Reserve University), Eric Pearlman(University of California, San Francisco), Nicholas M. Barnes(Unknown), Aaron Ng(Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre), Richard L. Williams, Saaeha Rauz(Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre)
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