Wave characterization for mammalian cell culture: residence time distribution.
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Rosário Oliveira | Mariana Henriques | Maria Elisa Rodrigues | Ana Rita Costa | Joana Azeredo | A. R. Costa | Rosário Oliveira | J. Azeredo | M. E. Rodrigues | Maria João Henriques
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