Generation of co-culture spheroids as vascularisation units for bone tissue engineering.
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T Pohlemann | A. Görg | M. Menger | T. Pohlemann | M. Laschke | M D Menger | A Görg | M W Laschke | W. Metzger | R Walser | W Metzger | R. Walser
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