FLUID-MECHANICAL DAMAGE OF FREELY-SUSPENDED ANIMAL CELLS IN AGITATED BIOREACTORS: EFFECTS OF DEXTRAN, DERIVATIZED CELLULOSES AND POLYVINYL ALCOHOL
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Eleftherios T. Papoutsakis | E. Papoutsakis | James D. Michaels | Kurt T. Kunas | K. T. Kunas | J. Michaels
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