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Constructing Regional Advantage for the Stem Cell Biotechnology Sector in Madison, Wisconsin, USA

미국 위스콘신주 매디슨시 바이오산업의 지역우위 구축 과정: 줄기세포 분야를 중심으로

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2016. pp. 357~373
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  • Journal Title :Journal of the Association of Korean Geographers
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  • No :3
  • Pages :357~373
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