Comparison of mechanical properties of third generation silk protein for use in osteosynthesis fixation systems

Iulianna C. Taritsa; Yushu Wang; Reddhy Mahle; Angelica Hernandez Alvarez; Kirsten A. Schuster; Justin J. Cordero; Suresh Nayak; C. Y. LI; David Kaplan; Samuel J. Lin

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Comparison of mechanical properties of third generation silk protein for use in osteosynthesis fixation systems

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