Novel Degradable Co-polymers of Polypyrrole Support Cell Proliferation and Enhance Neurite Out-Growth with Electrical Stimulation
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Emily Chang | Zin Z. Khaing | Christine E Schmidt | C. Schmidt | S. Sapp | S. Luebben | H. Durgam | C. Deister | Z. Khaing | Emily Chang | Hymavathi Durgam | Shawn Sapp | Curt Deister | Zin Khaing | Silvia Luebben | Hymavathi Durgam
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