Microfibers as Physiologically Relevant Platforms for Creation of 3D Cell Cultures.

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Microfibers as Physiologically Relevant Platforms for Creation of 3D Cell Cultures.

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Alex H Wrede

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Daniel F Kimlinger

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Deepak-George Thomas

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Jonathan B Vander Wiel

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Marilyn C McNamara

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Yuanfen Chen

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10.1002/MABI.201700279

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Nicole Hashemi

Reza Montazami

Farrokh Sharifi

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2017-11-17T00:00:00Z

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