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[PERIFOCAL TISSUE REACTIONS TO IMPLANTATION OF THE SAMPLES OF HYDROGEL MATERIAL BASED ON POLYACRYLAMIDE WITH THE

S A Bozhkova, A L Buyanov, A Yu Kochish

    Morfologiia (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
    |August 24, 2018
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