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The ZT Biopolymer: A Self-Assembling Protein Scaffold for Stem Cell Applications

3 Sept 2019

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The development of cell culture systems for the naturalistic propagation, self-renewal and differentiation of cells ex vivo is a high goal of molecular engineering. Despite significant success in recent years, the high cost of up-scaling cultures, the need for xeno-free culture conditions, and the degree of mimicry of the natural extracellular matrix attainable in vitro using designer substrates continue to pose...

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PMID: 31484291
DOI: 10.3390/ijms20174299

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