Surface modification of electrospun polycaprolactone nanofiber meshes by plasma treatment to enhance biological performance.
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Nuno M Neves | Rui L Reis | Susana Faria | Iva Pashkuleva | Albino Martins | R. Reis | A. P. Marques | I. Pashkuleva | N. Neves | A. Martins | S. Faria | Alexandra P Marques | E. Pinho | Elisabete D Pinho | Elisabete D. Pinho
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