Green tea polyphenol tailors cell adhesivity of RGD displaying surfaces: multicomponent models monitored optically
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Robert Horvath | Beatrix Peter | B. Péter | S. Kurunczi | R. Horváth | Enikő Farkas | Boglarka Kovacs | I. Székács | S. Bősze | A. Csámpai | Eniko Farkas | Boglarka Kovacs | Andras Saftics | Sandor Kurunczi | Inna Szekacs | Eniko Forgacs | Antal Csampai | Szilvia Bosze | A. Saftics | Eniko Forgacs | Eniko Farkas
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