Construction of mechano-bionic system using an environmentally robust insect muscle tissue
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Takayuki Hoshino | Keisuke Morishima | Yoshitake Akiyama | Kikuo Iwabuchi | Y. Akiyama | K. Morishima | T. Hoshino | K. Iwabuchi
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