Dual Cross-Linked Biofunctional and Self-Healing Networks to Generate User-Defined Modular Gradient Hydrogel Constructs.

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Dual Cross-Linked Biofunctiona ...... Gradient Hydrogel Constructs.

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Dual Cross-Linked Biofunctiona ...... Gradient Hydrogel Constructs.

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Daniel M Lewis

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Sharon Gerecht

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Yu Xu

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Zhao Wei

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10.1002/ADHM.201700523

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