Tissue reaction to polypyrrole-coated polyester fabrics: an in vivo study in rats.
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Ze Zhang | Yves Marois | Robert Guidoin | Amidou Traoré | R. Guidoin | D. Tessier | L. Dao | Y. Marois | Ze Zhang | Dominic Tessier | A. Traoré | Lê H Dao | Xiaoping Jiang | Xiaoping Jiang
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