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Cytokine loaded layer-by-layer ultrathin matrices to deliver single dermal papilla cells for spot-by-spot Hair follicle regeneration comments
Hair loss is a common disorder in humans due to a lot of reasons, in spite of life-threatening, it has impact on social interaction and psychological conditions, which in turn increases the demand for therapeutic treatment...
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Characterization and application of a novel microsphere-laden bioink for generating stem cell-derived neural tissues comments
3D bioprinting allows the fabrication of complex architecture by layer-by-layer deposition of cells embedded in biomaterials...
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Microfluidic-based 3D bioprinting of vascular endothelial networks using alginate-collagen based biomaterials comments
Recent advances in 3D microfluidic based bioprinting have enabled manufacturing of complex structures with controlled architectures and tunable properties...
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Glycocalyx engineering approaches for organ transplantation via localized immunomodulation comments
Immunomodulation, the ability to alter the immune response of a cell to a desired level, can significantly enhance organ transplantation...
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In Silico Model for Transient Formation of Tumor Spheroids comments
Tumors behavior involves complicated molecular biology and correspondingly complicated dynamics. Primary malignant tumors originate from small numbers of cells that go through an avascular devoid of blood vessels mode at their early stage of growth 1 ...
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