Leucocyte adhesion under flow conditions: principles important in tissue engineering.
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Larry V. McIntire | C. Smith | D. Jones | C. Wayne Smith | D. A. Jones | David Ackley Jones | L. Mcintire | D. Jones | C.Wayne Smith | Larry V. McIntire | L. V. Mcintire | C.Wayne Smith
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