Two-dimensional manipulation of confluently cultured vascular endothelial cells using temperature-responsive poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)-grafted surfaces.
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T. Okano | A. Kikuchi | Y. Sakurai | F. Karikusa | T Okano | Y Sakurai | A Kikuchi | M. Okuhara | M Okuhara | F Karikusa
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