In vitro engineering of heart muscle: artificial myocardial tissue.
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A Haverich | Stefan Fischer | R. Leyh | A. Haverich | P. Akhyari | T. Kofidis | T. Eschenhagen | J. Boublik | U. Martin | A. Ruhparwar | U Martin | T Kofidis | P Akhyari | S Fischer | T Eschenhagen | R Leyh | A Ruhparwar | J Boublik | P Theodorou | H P Kubis | T Kraft | T. Kraft | P. Theodorou | H. Kubis
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