Hammer N.

Publishing 2015

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  1. influence of short-term fixation with mixed formalin or ethanol solution on the mechanical properties of human cortical bone
    Mick E., Steinke H., Wolfskämpf T., Wieding J., Hammer N., Schulze M., Souffrant R., Bader R.
    materials science and engineering c 2015 344 reads

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  1. When and why was the phrenicoabdominal branch of the left phrenic nerve placed into the esophageal hiatus in German textbooks of anatomy? An anatomical study on 400 specimens reevaluating its course through the diaphragm.
    as Niels Hammer annals of anatomy = anatomischer anzeiger : official organ of the anatomische gesellschaft 2019
    Same name only
  2. ctam is required for menaquinol oxidase aa3 function in staphylococcus aureus
    as Neal D. Hammer synlett 2016
    Same name only
  3. Coverage-mediated suppression of blinking in solid state quantum dot conjugated organic composite nanostructures.
    as Nathan I Hammer the journal of physical chemistry b 2006
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