VEGF-Loaded Nanoparticle-Modified BAMAs Enhance Angiogenesis and Inhibit Graft Shrinkage in Tissue-Engineered Bladder
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Daxiang Cui | Xiaoliang Fang | Hongquan Geng | Xincheng Jiang | Houwei Lin | Guofeng Xu | Maosheng Xu | Fang Chen | Qianwei Xiong
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