Validation of a fluid-structure interaction model of solute transport in pores of cyclically deformed tissue scaffolds

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Dan Dragomir-Daescu

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Erik L Ritman

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Jorn Op Den Buijs

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10.1089/TEN.TEC.2009.0685

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