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3Dプリントしたエスカフォルドの幾何学を最適化することで,外体反応を減らし,アロジェニック・アイレット移植の成果を向上させます

Taylor R Lansberry, Robert P Accolla, Cameron C Crouse

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |February 12, 2026
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    スキャフォルドの幾何学,特に階段の厚さを最適化することは,細胞移植の成功に不可欠です. 3Dプリントの足場におけるより厚いステップは線維症を増加させ,最適化されたデザインは小島移植の結果を改善しました.

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