Biocompatibility analysis of poly(glycerol sebacate) as a nerve guide material.
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Joseph P Vacanti | J. Vacanti | R. Langer | T. Hadlock | Yadong Wang | C. Sundback | W. Faquin | Yadong Wang | Robert S Langer | Cathryn A Sundback | Tessa A Hadlock | Jeffery Y Shyu | William C Faquin | J. Y. Shyu
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