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Mathematical and Experimental Model of Oxygen Diffusion for HepaRG Cell Spheroids

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine . 2016. Vol. 160. No. 6. P. 857–860.
Aleksandrova A., Pulkova N., Gerasimenko T., Anisimov N., Tonevitskaya S., Sakharov D.
Language: English
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Keywords: mathematical modelhypoxiaHepaRG cells3d model of the liver
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