Tissue-engineered matrices as functional delivery systems: adsorption and release of bioactive proteins from degradable composite scaffolds.

Tissue-engineered matrices as functional delivery systems: adsorption and release of bioactive proteins from degradable composite scaffolds.
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作为功​​能传递系统的组织工程基质:从可降解复合支架中吸附和释放生物活性蛋白。

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10.1002/jbm.a.32722
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2010
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Journal of biomedical materials research. Part A
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Laurencin,CatoT
Laurencin,CatoT
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Cushnie,EmilyK;Khan,YusufM;Laurencin,CatoT

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