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A Balance between Pro-Inflammatory and Pro-Reparative Macrophages is Observed in Regenerative D-MAPS.

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany) - 1 Apr 2023

Liu Yining, Suarez-Arnedo Alejandra, Shetty Shamitha, Wu Yaoying, Schneider Michelle, Collier Joel H, Segura Tatiana

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Microporous annealed particle scaffolds (MAPS) are a new class of granular materials generated through the interlinking of tunable microgels, which produce an interconnected network of void space. These microgel building blocks can be designed with different mechanical or bio-active parameters to facilitate cell infiltration and modulate host response. Previously, changing the chirality of the microgel...

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PMID: 36762570
DOI: 10.1002/advs.202204882
PMCID: PMC10104668

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