Development of optical probes for in vivo imaging of polarized macrophages during foreign body reactions

David W. Baker(The University of Texas at Arlington), Liping Tang(Xi'an Medical University), Kaitlen M. Patty(The University of Texas at Arlington), Ashwin Nair(The University of Texas at Arlington), Yi‐Ting Tsai(National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University), Jun Zhou(The University of Texas at Arlington), Wen-Jing Hu(Progenitec (United States)), Ewin N. Tang(The University of Texas at Arlington), Hong Weng(Wuhan University)
Acta Biomaterialia
April 13, 2014
10.1016/j.actbio.2014.04.001
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