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Coaxial PCL/PEG-thiol–ene microfiber with tunable physico-chemical properties for regenerative scaffolds

Iglesias-Echevarria et al., 2019

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1985266199587746667
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Iglesias-Echevarria M
Durante L
Johnson R
Rafuse M
Ding Y
Bonani W
Maniglio D
Tan W
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Biomaterials science

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Tissue regeneration requires scaffolds that exhibit mechanical properties similar to the tissues to be replaced while allowing cell infiltration and extracellular matrix production. Ideally, the scaffolds' porous architecture and physico-chemical properties can be precisely …
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