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A Computational Algorithm for Optimal Design of Bioartificial Organ Scaffold Architectures

2024-04-20

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We develop a computational algorithm based on a diffuse interface approach to study the design of bioartificial organ scaffold architectures. These scaffolds, composed of poroelastic hydrogels housing transplanted cells, are linked to the patient’s blood circulation via an anastomosis graft. Before entering the scaffold, the blood flow passes through a filter, and the resulting filtered blood plasma transports oxy...

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13923b0f-af7c-5587-8924-d5005863199a
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10.1101/2024.04.16.589695
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