An optical method to quantify the density of ligands for cell adhesion receptors in three-dimensional matrices.

An optical method to quantify the density of ligands for cell adhesion receptors in three-dimensional matrices.
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一种定量三维基质中细胞粘附受体配体密度的光学方法。

DOI:
10.1098/rsif.2010.0321.focus
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2010
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Journal of the Royal Society, Interface
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Yannas,IoannisV
Yannas,IoannisV
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作者:
Tzeranis,DimitriosS;Roy,Amit;So,PeterTC;Yannas,IoannisV

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