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Edith Cheong

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

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Archive | 1996

Cell growth substrate polymer

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong; John G. Steele; Graham Johnson

Archive | 1996

Perfluoroalkylether macromer having two polymerizable groups

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong

Archive | 1999

Perfluoroalkylether macromer having two polymerisable groups

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong

Archive | 1996

Zwei polymerisierbare gruppen ein perfluoralkylenäthermakromer enthaltend Two polymerizable groups containing a perfluoralkylenäthermakromer

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong

Archive | 1996

VERWENDUNG EINES POLYMERS ALS EIN SUBSTRAT ZUM ZELLWACHSTUM

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong; John G. Steele; Graham Johnson

Archive | 1996

Use of a polymer as a cell growth substrate polymer

Edith Cheong; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Graham Johnson; Bronwyn Laycock; Gordon Francis Meijs; John G. Steele

Archive | 1996

Zwei polymerisierbare gruppen ein perfluoralkylenäthermakromer enthaltend Two polymerizable groups a perfluoralkylenäthermakromer containing

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong

Archive | 1996

Substrat zum zellwachstum

Edith Cheong; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Graham Johnson; Bronwyn Laycock; Gordon Francis Meijs; John G. Steele

Archive | 1996

Macromere de perfluoralkylether comportant deux groupes polymerisables

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong

Archive | 1996

Use of a polymer as a substrate for cell growth

Gordon Francis Meijs; Bronwyn Laycock; Madeleine Clare Griffiths; Edith Cheong; John G. Steele; Graham Johnson

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Bronwyn Laycock

University of Queensland

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Gordon Francis Meijs

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

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Madeleine Clare Griffiths

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

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Graham Johnson

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

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John G. Steele

Cooperative Research Centre

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