Electric field stimulation integrated into perfusion bioreactor for cardiac tissue engineering.
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Tal Dvir | Hugo Guterman | Smadar Cohen | Yiftach Barash | H. Guterman | Smadar Cohen | T. Dvir | E. Ruvinov | Y. Barash | Emil Ruvinov | Pini Tandeitnik | Pini Tandeitnik
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