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Mucoadhesive Polymeric Micelles for Enhanced Ocular Drug Delivery comments
Drugs administered via topical eye drops suffer from low ocular bioavailability 5 due to anatomical and physiological barriers of the eye...
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Laser-Induced Periodicity to Improve Osseointegration of Titanium comments
There is a necessity to improve the longevity of implants to avoid potential replacements for a growing number of implant recipients...
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Toward Engineered Microvasculature: Harnessing Gel-based Microfluidics and MSC-induced Vascular Self-Assembly using Fibrin-Collagen Co-gels comments
The development of vasculature remains a major challenge in the generation of viable engineered tissue constructs...
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Influence of flow shear stress on the mechanical properties of an extrusion-based 3D printed bone-inspired nanocomposite biomaterial comments
Critically Segmental Bone Defects CSBDs are too large for the bone to repair correctly, necessitating bone grafting surgeries...
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Label‐Free, High‐Throughput Purification of Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells-Derived Cardiomyocyte Using Spiral Microfluidic Separation comments
The majority of human cardiac disease research has been conducted in animal models, primary cell culture, or heterologous cell lines...
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