Positioning and Orientation of Adherent Cells in a Microfluidic Chip using the Micro Patterning of a Parylene-C Film
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Laurent Griscom | Claire Dalmay | Olivier Français | Bruno Le Pioufle | Joseph Lautru | Frédéric Subra | Jun-Jung Lai | Patrick Tauc | B. Pioufle | L. Griscom | O. Français | P. Tauc | J. Lautru | C. Dalmay | F. Subra | Jun-Jung Lai
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