Harvesting of Living Cell Sheets by the Dynamic Generation of Diffractive Photothermal Pattern on PEDOT

Harvesting of Living Cell Sheets by the Dynamic Generation of Diffractive Photothermal Pattern on PEDOT
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10.1002/adfm.201604260
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2017-03
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19
通讯作者:
Jongbeom Na;J. S. Heo;Minsu Han;Hanwhuy Lim;Hyun Ok Kim;Eunkyoung Kim
Jongbeom Na;J. S. Heo;Minsu Han;Hanwhuy Lim;Hyun Ok Kim;Eunkyoung Kim
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材料科学1区
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作者:
Jongbeom Na;J. S. Heo;Minsu Han;Hanwhuy Lim;Hyun Ok Kim;Eunkyoung Kim

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