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在现场,单细胞生物打印有图案的前血管组织到生物打印的高密度干细胞装载的微凝生物墨水中,用于血管化骨组织再生

Oju Jeon, Hyoeun Park, Min Suk Lee

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |April 1, 2025
    PubMed
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    新的干细胞封装酸微凝 (SSAM) 生物墨水提供了改进的3D生物打印. 这些先进的生物墨水使血管化骨组织结构的高分辨率打印能够在现场植入.

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