In situ forming IPN hydrogels of calcium alginate and dextran-HEMA for biomedical applications.
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Wim E Hennink | Jos Malda | Roberta Censi | Tina Vermonden | Pietro Matricardi | J. Malda | W. Dhert | R. Censi | T. Vermonden | W. Hennink | P. Matricardi | F. Alhaique | Laura Pescosolido | Wouter J A Dhert | Franco Alhaique | L. Pescosolido
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