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Disambiguation of "Treur, Jan"

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The Living Cell as a Multi-agent Organisation: A Compositional Organisation Model of Intracellular Dynamics.

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Tim Janz University of Stuttgart

PD Dr. phil. Frank Janle University of Stuttgart

Benedikt Janny

Isabel Janowsky University of Stuttgart

Hon. -Prof. Dr. Martin Jansen University of Stuttgart

 

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