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Integrated strategies in meniscus tissue engineering: from biomaterials to stem cell-driven regeneration. [PDF]
Front Bioeng BiotechnolSong P, Chen H, Ma H, Zhou Y, Zhang Y.
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Effect of Sterilization and Disinfection Methods on the Physicochemical, Mechanical, and Biological Properties of Highly Porous Thermoset Polycaprolactone-Based Scaffolds. [PDF]
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Scaffold-based biomaterials in ovarian tissue engineering. [PDF]
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Polyphenol scaffolds in tissue engineering
Materials Horizons, 2021This review focuses on the recent advances in polyphenol-based scaffolds including their structural and functional features, fabrication strategies, and various applications in tissue engineering.
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A process for prepg. a scaffold of biocompatible polymer which comprises placing a compn. comprising the polymer in a mold possessing one or more voids therein, said mold being a neg. of the desired shape including a designed architecture and dimensions of the scaffold, causing the polymer to acquire the shape of the mold and causing pores to be formed
S. Das, S.J. Hollister
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A process for prepg. a scaffold of biocompatible polymer which comprises placing a compn. comprising the polymer in a mold possessing one or more voids therein, said mold being a neg. of the desired shape including a designed architecture and dimensions of the scaffold, causing the polymer to acquire the shape of the mold and causing pores to be formed
S. Das, S.J. Hollister
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2002
The treatment of diseased or injured arteries has been a key area of contemporary surgery and a focus of intensive research for more than one hundred years. The interposition of a jugular vein segment into the carotid artery, conducted by Carrel as early as 1908 [1], initiated the use of veins for the replacement of artery sections.
D. Cohn, G. Marom
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The treatment of diseased or injured arteries has been a key area of contemporary surgery and a focus of intensive research for more than one hundred years. The interposition of a jugular vein segment into the carotid artery, conducted by Carrel as early as 1908 [1], initiated the use of veins for the replacement of artery sections.
D. Cohn, G. Marom
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