Modulating human connective tissue progenitor cell behavior on cellulose acetate scaffolds by surface microtextures.

Modulating human connective tissue progenitor cell behavior on cellulose acetate scaffolds by surface microtextures.
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通过表面微观纹理调节醋酸纤维素支架上的人类结缔组织祖细胞行为。

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10.1002/jbm.a.32160
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2009
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Journal of biomedical materials research. Part A
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Roy,Shuvo
Roy,Shuvo
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Kim,EunJung;Boehm,CynthiaA;Fleischman,AaronJ;Muschler,GeorgeF;Kostov,YordanV;Roy,Shuvo

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