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Biofabrication, 2009
For many years, cells have been thought of as Nature's building blocks, the building blocks that make us what we are. `Let the cell do the work' is a general principle that guides laboratory oriented biological research. Now, in the new paradigm of biofabrication, one uses these same building blocks to invent novel medical therapeutic products and non ...
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For many years, cells have been thought of as Nature's building blocks, the building blocks that make us what we are. `Let the cell do the work' is a general principle that guides laboratory oriented biological research. Now, in the new paradigm of biofabrication, one uses these same building blocks to invent novel medical therapeutic products and non ...
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Biofabrication Strategy for Functional Fabrics
Nano Letters, 2018Functional fabrics with various unique properties are necessary for making fantastic superior costumes just like a superhero suit in Marvel Comics, which are not only dreams of boys but also emerging textiles to facilitate human life. On the basis of the inspiration of a phenomenon in an extracurricular experiment for kids, we develop a biofabrication ...
Muyu Yan +10 more
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Biofabrication for Diabetes
A major limitation in the development of new diabetes therapies is the poor predictive capacity of current in vivo and in vitro models. Animal models show significant differences from humans in islet development, cytoarchitecture, and morphology, which reduces their translational relevance. Conversely, existing in vitro models are overly simplistic and
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A major limitation in the development of new diabetes therapies is the poor predictive capacity of current in vivo and in vitro models. Animal models show significant differences from humans in islet development, cytoarchitecture, and morphology, which reduces their translational relevance. Conversely, existing in vitro models are overly simplistic and
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Microfluidics in biofabrication
Biofabrication, 2020Wojciech Swieszkowski +2 more
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Dynamic hydrogels for biofabrication: A review
BiomaterialsReversibly crosslinked dynamic hydrogels have emerged as a significant material platform for biomedical applications owing to their distinctive time-dependent characteristics, including shear-thinning, self-healing, stress relaxation, and creep. These physical properties permit the use of dynamic hydrogels as injectable carriers or three-dimensional ...
Runze Xu +4 more
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Emerging Biofabrication Techniques: A Review on Natural Polymers for Biomedical Applications
Polymers, 2021Maria Puertas-Bartolomé +2 more
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