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LCERS are usually a break in the lining of the stomach or in the duodenum (the first part of the small intestine) but they can occur throughout the body or on the surface of the skin. With regard to this, LCER have been found to be very promising in this field: they can be oriented more easily before the crosslinking is performed than both ordinary and liquid crystalline thermoplastic polymers. |
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LCEC LCECA LCECP LCECU LCED LCEDA LCEDC LCEDO LCEE LCEF LCEFA LCEHP LCEHV LCEI LCEL LCELSS LCEM LCEMA LCEMS LCEN LCENA LCEO LCEOC LCEP LCER LCERALCERF LCES LCESC LCET LCEWS LCEZ LCF LCF LCF-PMD LCFA LCFAO LCFB LCFBG Lcfc LCFCC LCFCU LCFD LCFE LCFEA LCFEF LCFEG LCFF LCFFUA LCFG | |||||
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