The design and characterization of a gravitational microfluidic platform for drug sensitivity assay in colorectal perfused Tumoroid cultures.

The design and characterization of a gravitational microfluidic platform for drug sensitivity assay in colorectal perfused Tumoroid cultures.
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10.1016/j.nano.2020.102294
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2020-08
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Nanomedicine : nanotechnology, biology, and medicine
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Tao Wang;R. Green;M. Howell;T. Martinez;Rinku Dutta;S. Mohapatra;S. Mohapatra
Tao Wang;R. Green;M. Howell;T. Martinez;Rinku Dutta;S. Mohapatra;S. Mohapatra
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作者:
Tao Wang;R. Green;M. Howell;T. Martinez;Rinku Dutta;S. Mohapatra;S. Mohapatra

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