Substrate modulus directs neural stem cell behavior.
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Albert J. Keung | Krishanu Saha | Yang Li | Kevin E Healy | David V Schaffer | Albert J Keung | Krishanu Saha | D. Schaffer | K. Healy | E. Irwin | Yang Li | Lauren E. Little | Lauren Little | Elizabeth F Irwin
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