The effect of surface roughness and wettability of nanostructured TiO2 film on TCA-8113 epithelial-like cells
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Xiaochen Wu | Xiaoxia Zhong | Hui Wang | Wei Zhou | Xiaochen Wu | W. Zhou | X. Zhong | Yuxing Xia | Luqi Yuan | Hui Wang | Luqi Yuan | Zhuncheng Zhao | Yuanyong Feng | Jie He | Wangtao Chen | Wan-qing Chen | Jie He | Y. Xia | Zhu Zhao | Yuan-Qing Feng | Yuxing Xia
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