Systematic Study of Functionalizable, Non-Biofouling Agarose Films with Protein and Cellular Patterns on Glass Slides.

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Bong Soo Lee

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Daehwa Hong

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EunRae Ha

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Gyeongyeop Han

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Insung S Choi

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Ji Hun Park

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Jungkyu K Lee

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Sung Min Kang

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