Clay Sculpture‐Inspired 3D Printed Microcage Module Using Bioadhesion Assembly for Specific‐Shaped Tissue Vascularization and Regeneration (Adv. Sci. 21/2024)
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Abstract
3D Bioprinting In article number 2308381, Zhenxing Wang, Jiaming Sun, and co-worker introduce a novel approach to constructing sizable tissue engineering grafts using a hydrogel with 3D printing and adhesive capabilities, verifying its ability to build tissue engineering grafts in vivo. This novel strategy holds significant potential for achieving large-scale tissue engineering grafts in the future, potentially revolutionizing the replacement of human organs.
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OpenAlex topics: 3D Printing in Biomedical Research
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