Degradation behaviors of geometric cues and mechanical properties in a 3D scaffold for tendon repair.

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Degradation behaviors of geometric cues and mechanical properties in a 3D scaffold for tendon repair.

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Degradation behaviors of geome ...... 3D scaffold for tendon repair.

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Degradation behaviors of geome ...... 3D scaffold for tendon repair.

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Jerry Ying Hsi Fuh

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Yang Wu

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Yoke San Wong

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10.1002/JBM.A.35966

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