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Engineered Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor Specifically Bonded with Injectable Ex

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    [title] => Engineered Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor Specifically Bonded with Injectable Ex
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Authors
Chunying Shi, Qi Liu, Feng Sun, Guangyu Zhang, Mingru Deng, Bo Xu, Haicheng Yuan

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Journal
Biomaterials Research
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Keywords/Topics
engineered;basic;fibroblast;growth;factor;specifically;bonded;injectable;extracellular;matrix
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Grip strength test (BIO-GS4)
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