Molecular weight of hyaluronic acid crosslinked into biomaterial scaffolds affects angiogenic potential.

Molecular weight of hyaluronic acid crosslinked into biomaterial scaffolds affects angiogenic potential.
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10.1016/j.actbio.2023.08.001
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2023-08
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9.7
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Joshua Karam;B. Singer;H. Miwa;Limin H Chen;Kajal Maran;Mahdi Hasani;Sarahi Garza;Bianca Onyekwere-B
Joshua Karam;B. Singer;H. Miwa;Limin H Chen;Kajal Maran;Mahdi Hasani;Sarahi Garza;Bianca Onyekwere-B
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Joshua Karam;B. Singer;H. Miwa;Limin H Chen;Kajal Maran;Mahdi Hasani;Sarahi Garza;Bianca Onyekwere-B

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