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Development of electrospun marine-based collagen membranes as biomaterial for tissue engineering applications
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2019
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Antoine Alves
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Cármen G. Sotelo
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José Antonio Vázquez
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Poster.-- Advancing Tendon Regenerative Therapies (ACHILLES) 1st conference, 08-10 July 2019
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