A Comparison of the Mechanical and Structural Properties of Fibrin Fibers with Other Protein Fibers
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R. Superfine | R. Superfine | M. Guthold | M. Falvo | S. Lord | L. Peng | L. Jawerth | R. Hantgan | M. Falvo | M. Guthold | W. Liu | E. A. Sparks | L. M. Jawerth | L. Peng | R. R. Hantgan | S. T. Lord | W. Liu | Wenhua Liu | E. Sparks
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