STAPLE: Stable Alginate Gel Prepared by Linkage Exchange from Ionic to Covalent Bonds
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Haeshin Lee | W. Kim | S. Hong | M. Shin | JunHee Lee | J. Ryu | Suhee Lee | Jae Wook Yang | W. Kim
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