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退化性椎間板の核パルポサス療法のための注射可能なスカフォルドスフェロイドの探索

Rathina Vel Balasubramanian1,2, Marcia Muerner3,4, Oliver Kopinski-Grünwald1,2

  • 13D Printing and Biofabrication Group, Institute of Materials Science and Technology, Technische Universität Wien, Vienna 1040, Austria.

ACS applied materials & interfaces
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まとめ

スキャフォールドされた球体 (S-SPH) は,椎間板変性 (IVDD) 治療の細胞生存と機能を高めます. これらの注射可能な組織ブロックは,核パルポサス再生の有望性を示しています.

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高解像度の3Dプリントヒトの骨髄由来メゼンキマ幹を販売しています.椎間板間変性 椎間板間変性マイクロスケーフフォールドは,マイクロスケーフフォールドです.スフェロイド状の足場がある.組織工学は,組織工学である.2フォトンポリメリゼーションによる2フォトンポリメリゼーション

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