Effects of cellulose derivatives and poly(ethylene oxide)-poly(propylene oxide) tri-block copolymers (Pluronic)surfactants) on the properties of alginate based microspheres and their interactions with phagocytic cells.
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T. Bowersock | A. North | A. Kidane | Margaret Sanchez | H. Hogenesch | P. Guimond | J. Gibson | Tzu-chi Rob Ju
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