Agar/gelatin bilayer gel matrix fabricated by simple thermo-responsive sol-gel transition method.
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Jing Zhou | Chaoran Qin | Yifeng Wang | Xia Wang | Chuanhang Guo | Meng Dong | Mengmeng Guo | J. Lei
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