journal article·2022-12

Impact of graft architecture of PEGylated copolymers assembly on hydroxyapatite in the differential regulation of initial cell and bacterial adhesion

Mingyu You, Lei Zhang, Tobias A. Gmür, Kaihuan Zhang, Stefan Zürcher, Wen Li, Guangyin Yuan, Nicholas D. Spencer, Jia Pei

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