Study of the effect of membrane thickness on microcapsule strength, permeability, and cell proliferation.

Study of the effect of membrane thickness on microcapsule strength, permeability, and cell proliferation.
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DOI:
10.1002/jbm.a.34395
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2013-04
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Journal of biomedical materials research. Part A
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Ying Ma;Ying Zhang;Yu Wang;Qiuyan Wang;M. Tan;Yang Liu;Li Chen;Nan Li;Weiting Yu;Xiao-jun Ma
Ying Ma;Ying Zhang;Yu Wang;Qiuyan Wang;M. Tan;Yang Liu;Li Chen;Nan Li;Weiting Yu;Xiao-jun Ma
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作者:
Ying Ma;Ying Zhang;Yu Wang;Qiuyan Wang;M. Tan;Yang Liu;Li Chen;Nan Li;Weiting Yu;Xiao-jun Ma

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