The role of pore size on vascularization and tissue remodeling in PEG hydrogels.
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Ming-Huei Cheng | Yu-Chieh Chiu | Jeffery C Larson | Eric M Brey | E. Brey | M. Cheng | H. Engel | Holger Engel | J. Larson | Yu-Chieh Chiu | Shu-Wei Kao | Shreya Gupta | Shreya Gupta | Shu-Wei Kao
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