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Novel Polysaccharide Synthesis for use in Artificial Skin Substitutes

B. Smith, Anja Mueller

Chemistry & Biochemistry
Center for Learning through Games and Simulations

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Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 2007

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Smith, B., & Mueller, A. (2007, Oct). Novel Polysaccharide Synthesis for use in Artificial Skin Substitutes.

Smith, B. ; Mueller, Anja. / Novel Polysaccharide Synthesis for use in Artificial Skin Substitutes. 2007.

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