Segmented poly(ether–ester–amide)s based on poly(l,l-lactide) macromers
Authors:
- S D'ANgeloS D'ANgelo
- P GallettiPGP Galletti
- G MaglioGMG Maglio
- M MalinconicoMMM Malinconico
- P MorelliPMP Morelli
- R PalumboRPR Palumbo
- M.C VignolaMVM.C Vignola
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