Engineering of human myotubes toward a mature metabolic and contractile phenotype
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C. Weigert | P. Loskill | A. Birkenfeld | C. von Toerne | Thomas Goj | S. Dreher | Alessia Moruzzi | Andreasen Peter | Paul Grubba | Jennifer Maurer | Stefanie M Hauck | Christine von Toerne | Stefanie M. Hauck
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