Characterizing short-term release and neovascularization potential of multi-protein growth supplement delivered via alginate hollow fiber devices.
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Characterizing short-term release and neovascularization potential of multi-protein growth supplement delivered via alginate hollow fiber devices.
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Characterizing short-term rele ...... alginate hollow fiber devices.
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Characterizing short-term rele ...... alginate hollow fiber devices.
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H K Tilakaratne
Jo A Benda
Mark E Andracki
Stephen K Hunter
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10.1016/J.BIOMATERIALS.2006.08.011
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2006-09-06T00:00:00Z