Highly porous polycaprolactone microspheres for skeletal repair promote a mature bone cell phenotype in vitro.

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Improving our ability to treat skeletal defects is a critical medical challenge that necessitates the development of new biomaterials. One promising approach involves the use of degradable polymer microparticles with an interconnected internal porosity. Here, we employed a double emulsion to generate such round microparticles (also known as microspheres) from a polycaprolactone-based polymerised high internal...

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