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Nanoscale control of silks for nanofibrous scaffold formation with an improved porous structure
  • ISSN号：2050-750X
  • 期刊名称：Journal of Materials Chemistry B
  • 时间：2014
  • 页码：2622-2633
  • 相关项目：丝蛋白三维微纳结构的构建及其对细胞生长和分化的作用
作者： Xi Liu|Baoqi Zuo|David Kaplan|Hesun Zhu|
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