Cyclic flexure and laminar flow synergistically accelerate mesenchymal stem cell-mediated engineered tissue formation: Implications for engineered heart valve tissues (Q51141337)

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English	Cyclic flexure and laminar flow synergistically accelerate mesenchymal stem cell-mediated engineered tissue formation: Implications for engineered heart valve tissues	scientific article published on 23 August 2006

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Cyclic flexure and laminar flow synergistically accelerate mesenchymal stem cell-mediated engineered tissue formation: Implications for engineered heart valve tissues (English)

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mesenchymal stem cell

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George C Engelmayr

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Virna L Sales

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John E Mayer

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Michael S Sacks

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23 August 2006

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Biomaterials

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27

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36

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6083-6095

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10.1016/J.BIOMATERIALS.2006.07.045

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