Bone quality assessment of osteogenic cell cultures by Raman microscopy.

Bone quality assessment of osteogenic cell cultures by Raman microscopy.
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10.1002/jrs.5521
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2018-11
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Journal of Raman spectroscopy : JRS
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G. Mandair;P. Steenhuis;M. Ignelzi;M. Morris
G. Mandair;P. Steenhuis;M. Ignelzi;M. Morris
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G. Mandair;P. Steenhuis;M. Ignelzi;M. Morris

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