Aligned graphene/silk fibroin conductive fibrous scaffolds for guiding neurite outgrowth in rat spinal cord neurons.

Aligned graphene/silk fibroin conductive fibrous scaffolds for guiding neurite outgrowth in rat spinal cord neurons.
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10.1002/jbm.a.37031
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2020-06
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Journal of biomedical materials research. Part A
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Haifeng Liu;Yuqing Wang;Yi Yang;Anqing Wang;Chongquan Huang;Zhijun Zhao;Ping Li;Meili Liu-Meili-Li
Haifeng Liu;Yuqing Wang;Yi Yang;Anqing Wang;Chongquan Huang;Zhijun Zhao;Ping Li;Meili Liu-Meili-Li
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Haifeng Liu;Yuqing Wang;Yi Yang;Anqing Wang;Chongquan Huang;Zhijun Zhao;Ping Li;Meili Liu-Meili-Li

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