Modulating wall shear stress gradient via equilateral triangular channel for in situ cellular adhesion assay.

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Modulating wall shear stress gradient via equilateral triangular channel for in situ cellular adhesion assay.

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Modulating wall shear stress g ...... situ cellular adhesion assay.

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Modulating wall shear stress g ...... situ cellular adhesion assay.

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Dong Sung Kim

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Hyung Woo Kim

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Jiwon Lim

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Seonjin Han

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Wonkyoung Kim

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10.1063/1.4965822

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