Synthesis, physical characterization, and biological performance of sequential homointerpenetrating polymer network sponges based on poly(2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate).
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I J Constable | C R Hicks | T V Chirila | I. Constable | X. Lou | T. Chirila | S. Vijayasekaran | C. Hicks | S Vijayasekaran | X Lou | M A Maley | M. Maley
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