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Scaffold with a natural mesh-like architecture: isolation, structural, and in vitro characterization

Burugapalli et al., 2007

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5917517199335374434
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Burugapalli K
Thapasimuttu A
Chan J
Yao L
Brody S
Kelly J
Pandit A
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Biomacromolecules

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An intact extracellular matrix (ECM) with a mesh-like architecture has been identified in the peri-muscular sub-serosal connective tissue (PSCT) of cholecyst (gallbladder). The PSCT layer of cholecyst wall is isolated by mechanical delamination of other layers and …
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