Microbial biofilm growth vs. tissue integration: "the race for the surface" experimentally studied.
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Dirk W Grijpma | Henny C van der Mei | D. Grijpma | H. C. van der Mei | H. Busscher | G. Subbiahdoss | R. Kuijer | Henk J Busscher | Guruprakash Subbiahdoss | Roel Kuijer
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