Hemodynamic Shear Stresses in Mouse Aortas: Implications for Atherogenesis
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W. R. Taylor | D. Giddens | R. Guldberg | D. Sorescu | J. Suo | D. Ferrara | W. Taylor | Jin Suo | Dan Sorescu | Robert E. Guldberg | W. Taylor
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