Effect of Thermal Degradation of SFF-Based PLGA Scaffolds Fabricated Using a Multi-head Deposition System Followed by Change of Cell Growth Rate
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Dong-Woo Cho | Jin-Hyung Shim | Sei Kwang Hahn | D. Cho | J. Shim | J. Rhie | Sun-Woong Kang | Soo-Hong Lee | S. Hahn | Soo-Hong Lee | Jong Young Kim | Jung Kyu Park | Sun-Woong Kang | Jong-Won Rhie | Soo‐Hong Lee
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