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Gossla, E. et al. (2016). Electrostatic flocking of chitosan fibres leads to highly porous, elastic and fully biodegradable anisotropic scaffolds. Acta biomaterialia. pp. 267-276. [Online].
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Gossla, E. et al. (2016). Electrostatic flocking of chitosan fibres leads to highly porous, elastic and fully biodegradable anisotropic scaffolds. Acta biomaterialia. pp. 267-276. [Online].