An algorithm-based topographical biomaterials library to instruct cell fate
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Anne E Carpenter | Kamiel Cornelissen | Marc Uetz | Hemant V Unadkat | Marc Hulsman | Bernke J Papenburg | Roman K Truckenmüller | Matthias Wessling | Gerhard F Post | Marcel J T Reinders | Dimitrios Stamatialis | Clemens A van Blitterswijk | Jan de Boer | M. Reinders | C. V. van Blitterswijk | J. de Boer | M. Hulsman | D. Stamatialis | Matthias Wessling | H. Unadkat | K. Cornelissen | B. Papenburg | R. Truckenmüller | G. Post | M. Uetz | Kamiel Cornelissen
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