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The role of viscoelasticity and the sol-gel transition in the physiological function of biological fluids

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    Shan-Hui Hsu & A. M. Jamieson (Dissertation Advisor)

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Hsu, SH., Jamieson, A.M. The role of viscoelasticity and the sol-gel transition in the physiological function of biological fluids. Ann Biomed Eng 21, 183–184 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02367613

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