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Erik W Mandl

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Tissue Engineering|March 11, 2004
Multiplication of human chondrocytes with low seeding densities accelerates cell yield without losing redifferentiation capacityErik W Mandl, Simone W van der Veen, Jan A N Verhaar, et al.
Tissue Engineering|August 31, 2002
Serum-free medium supplemented with high-concentration FGF2 for cell expansion culture of human ear chondrocytes promotes redifferentiation capacityErik W Mandl, Simone W van der Veen, Jan A N Verhaar, et al.
Biorheology|August 10, 2004
Considerations on the use of ear chondrocytes as donor chondrocytes for cartilage tissue engineeringGerjo J V M Van Osch, Erik W Mandl, Holger Jahr, et al.
Tissue Engineering. Part C, Methods|August 31, 2011
An osteochondral culture model to study mechanisms involved in articular cartilage repairMarloes L de Vries-van Melle, Erik W Mandl, Nicole Kops, et al.
Biorheology|June 26, 2002
Growth factors in cartilage tissue engineeringGerjo J V M van Osch, Erik W Mandl, Willem J C M Marijnissen, et al.
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Tissue Engineering|March 11, 2004
Multiplication of human chondrocytes with low seeding densities accelerates cell yield without losing redifferentiation capacityErik W Mandl, Simone W van der Veen, Jan A N Verhaar, et al.
Tissue Engineering|August 31, 2002
Serum-free medium supplemented with high-concentration FGF2 for cell expansion culture of human ear chondrocytes promotes redifferentiation capacityErik W Mandl, Simone W van der Veen, Jan A N Verhaar, et al.
Biorheology|August 10, 2004
Considerations on the use of ear chondrocytes as donor chondrocytes for cartilage tissue engineeringGerjo J V M Van Osch, Erik W Mandl, Holger Jahr, et al.
Tissue Engineering. Part C, Methods|August 31, 2011
An osteochondral culture model to study mechanisms involved in articular cartilage repairMarloes L de Vries-van Melle, Erik W Mandl, Nicole Kops, et al.
Biorheology|June 26, 2002
Growth factors in cartilage tissue engineeringGerjo J V M van Osch, Erik W Mandl, Willem J C M Marijnissen, et al.
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