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Michael R Blatchley

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Trends in Cell Biology|November 14, 2019
Reconstructing the Vascular Developmental Milieu In VitroMichael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Biomedical Materials (Bristol, England)|March 17, 2015
Acellular implantable and injectable hydrogels for vascular regenerationMichael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Nature Materials|August 30, 2017
Integrin binding: Sticking around vesselsMichael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Nature Reviews Bioengineering|May 11, 2023
Middle-out methods for spatiotemporal tissue engineering of organoidsMichael R Blatchley, Kristi S Anseth
Macromolecular Rapid Communications|October 11, 2014
The design of dextran-based hypoxia-inducible hydrogels via in situ oxygen-consuming reactionKyung Min Park, Michael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews|August 18, 2019
Hydrogel vehicles for sequential delivery of protein drugs to promote vascular regenerationZhao Wei, Eugenia Volkova, Michael R Blatchley, et al.
Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews|August 4, 2018
Acellular and cellular approaches to improve diabetic wound healingHongkwan Cho, Michael R Blatchley, Elia J Duh, et al.
Nature Protocols|July 21, 2017
O<sub>2</sub>-controllable hydrogels for studying cellular responses to hypoxic gradients in three dimensions in vitro and in vivoDaniel M Lewis, Michael R Blatchley, Kyung Min Park, et al.
ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering|March 17, 2022
4D Materials with Photoadaptable Properties Instruct and Enhance Intestinal Organoid DevelopmentF Max Yavitt, Bruce E Kirkpatrick, Michael R Blatchley, et al.
Science Advances|March 26, 2019
Hypoxia and matrix viscoelasticity sequentially regulate endothelial progenitor cluster-based vasculogenesisMichael R Blatchley, Franklyn Hall, Songnan Wang, et al.
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Trends in Cell Biology|November 14, 2019
Reconstructing the Vascular Developmental Milieu In VitroMichael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Biomedical Materials (Bristol, England)|March 17, 2015
Acellular implantable and injectable hydrogels for vascular regenerationMichael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Nature Materials|August 30, 2017
Integrin binding: Sticking around vesselsMichael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Nature Reviews Bioengineering|May 11, 2023
Middle-out methods for spatiotemporal tissue engineering of organoidsMichael R Blatchley, Kristi S Anseth
Macromolecular Rapid Communications|October 11, 2014
The design of dextran-based hypoxia-inducible hydrogels via in situ oxygen-consuming reactionKyung Min Park, Michael R Blatchley, Sharon Gerecht
Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews|August 18, 2019
Hydrogel vehicles for sequential delivery of protein drugs to promote vascular regenerationZhao Wei, Eugenia Volkova, Michael R Blatchley, et al.
Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews|August 4, 2018
Acellular and cellular approaches to improve diabetic wound healingHongkwan Cho, Michael R Blatchley, Elia J Duh, et al.
Nature Protocols|July 21, 2017
O<sub>2</sub>-controllable hydrogels for studying cellular responses to hypoxic gradients in three dimensions in vitro and in vivoDaniel M Lewis, Michael R Blatchley, Kyung Min Park, et al.
ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering|March 17, 2022
4D Materials with Photoadaptable Properties Instruct and Enhance Intestinal Organoid DevelopmentF Max Yavitt, Bruce E Kirkpatrick, Michael R Blatchley, et al.
Science Advances|March 26, 2019
Hypoxia and matrix viscoelasticity sequentially regulate endothelial progenitor cluster-based vasculogenesisMichael R Blatchley, Franklyn Hall, Songnan Wang, et al.
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