Role of PLLA plasma surface modification in the interaction with human marrow stromal cells
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N. Baldini | V. Devescovi | J. Kenny | I. Armentano | M. Dottori | G. Ciapetti | J. Álava | D. Granchi | B. Olalde | M. Jurado | M. Pennacchi
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