Influence of type I collagen surface density on fibroblast spreading, motility, and contractility.
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Micah Dembo | Joyce Y Wong | M. Dembo | J. Wong | Sooyoung Kim | William A Marganski | Christianne Gaudet | W. Marganski | Christopher T Brown | Vaibhavi Gunderia | Christianne Gaudet | Sooyoung Kim | Vaibhavi Gunderia | C. T. Brown
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