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May 1, 1998Journal of Biomedical Materials Research

Orientation of ECM protein deposition, fibroblast cytoskeleton, and attachment complex components on silicone microgrooved surfaces

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EBE. T. den BraberRadboud University NijmegenJRJ.E. de RuijterRadboud University NijmegenLGL.A. GinselSemmelweis University

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