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Hydrolytic degradation of poly(carbonate)-urethanes by monocyte-derived macrophages
Authors: Labow, RS Meek, E Santerre, JP
Citation: Rs. Labow et al., Hydrolytic degradation of poly(carbonate)-urethanes by monocyte-derived macrophages, BIOMATERIAL, 22(22), 2001, pp. 3025-3033
Neutrophil-mediated biodegradation of medical implant materials
Authors: Labow, RS Meek, E Santerre, JP
Citation: Rs. Labow et al., Neutrophil-mediated biodegradation of medical implant materials, J CELL PHYS, 186(1), 2001, pp. 95-103
Enzyme-induced biodegradation of polycarbonate-polyurethanes: Dependence on hard-segment chemistry
Authors: Tang, YW Labow, RS Santerre, JP
Citation: Yw. Tang et al., Enzyme-induced biodegradation of polycarbonate-polyurethanes: Dependence on hard-segment chemistry, J BIOMED MR, 57(4), 2001, pp. 597-611
Enzyme-induced biodegradation of polycarbonate polyurethanes: Dependence on hard-segment concentration
Authors: Tang, YW Labow, RS Santerre, JP
Citation: Yw. Tang et al., Enzyme-induced biodegradation of polycarbonate polyurethanes: Dependence on hard-segment concentration, J BIOMED MR, 56(4), 2001, pp. 516-528
Model systems to assess the destructive potential of human neutrophils andmonocyte-derived macrophages during the acute and chronic phases of inflammation
Authors: Labow, RS Meek, E Santerre, JP
Citation: Rs. Labow et al., Model systems to assess the destructive potential of human neutrophils andmonocyte-derived macrophages during the acute and chronic phases of inflammation, J BIOMED MR, 54(2), 2001, pp. 189-197
Benzoporphyrin derivative monacid ring A (Verteporfin) alone has no inhibitory effect on intimal hyperplasia: In vitro and in vivo results
Authors: Turnbull, RC Chen, JC Labow, RS Margaron, P Hsiang, YN
Citation: Rc. Turnbull et al., Benzoporphyrin derivative monacid ring A (Verteporfin) alone has no inhibitory effect on intimal hyperplasia: In vitro and in vivo results, J INVES SUR, 13(3), 2000, pp. 153-159
Probing the surface chemistry of a hydrated segmented polyurethane and a comparison with its dry surface chemical structure
Authors: Wang, GB Labow, RS Santerre, JP
Citation: Gb. Wang et al., Probing the surface chemistry of a hydrated segmented polyurethane and a comparison with its dry surface chemical structure, MACROMOLEC, 33(20), 2000, pp. 7321-7327
The Effect of polyethylene particle chemistry on human monocyte-macrophagefunction in vitro
Authors: Boynton, EL Waddell, J Meek, E Labow, RS Edwards, V Santerre, JP
Citation: El. Boynton et al., The Effect of polyethylene particle chemistry on human monocyte-macrophagefunction in vitro, J BIOMED MR, 52(2), 2000, pp. 239-245
The role of the macrophage in periprosthetic bone loss
Authors: Santerre, JP Labow, RS Boynton, EL
Citation: Jp. Santerre et al., The role of the macrophage in periprosthetic bone loss, CAN J SURG, 43(3), 2000, pp. 173-179
The biodegradation of poly(urethane)s by the esterolytic activity of serine proteases and oxidative enzyme systems
Authors: Labow, RS Meek, E Santerre, P
Citation: Rs. Labow et al., The biodegradation of poly(urethane)s by the esterolytic activity of serine proteases and oxidative enzyme systems, J BIOM SC P, 10(7), 1999, pp. 699-713
Hematologic evaluation of cardiopulmonary bypass circuits prepared with a novel block copolymer
Authors: Rubens, FD Labow, RS Lavallee, GR Watson, MI Robblee, JA Voorhees, ME Nathan, HJ
Citation: Fd. Rubens et al., Hematologic evaluation of cardiopulmonary bypass circuits prepared with a novel block copolymer, ANN THORAC, 67(3), 1999, pp. 689-696
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