New multi-cue bioreactor for tissue engineering of tubular cardiovascular samples under physiological conditions

McCulloch, A.D., Harris, A.B., Sarraf, C. and Eastwood, M. 2004. New multi-cue bioreactor for tissue engineering of tubular cardiovascular samples under physiological conditions. Tissue Engineering. 10 (3/4), pp. 565-573.

TitleNew multi-cue bioreactor for tissue engineering of tubular cardiovascular samples under physiological conditions
AuthorsMcCulloch, A.D., Harris, A.B., Sarraf, C. and Eastwood, M.
JournalTissue Engineering
Journal citation10 (3/4), pp. 565-573
ISSN1076-3279
Year2004
Publication dates
Published2004

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