On-demand serum-degradable amylopectin-based in situ gellable hydrogel

On-demand serum-degradable amylopectin-based in situ gellable hydrogel
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10.1039/c1jm14460j
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2012-01
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S. Sakai;Yang Liu;Tomohiro Matsuyama;K. Kawakami;M. Taya
S. Sakai;Yang Liu;Tomohiro Matsuyama;K. Kawakami;M. Taya
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S. Sakai;Yang Liu;Tomohiro Matsuyama;K. Kawakami;M. Taya

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