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Embedded 3D printing in self-healing annealable composites for precise patterning of functionally mature human neural constructs

2021-08-06

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Human in vitro models of neural tissue with controllable cellular identity, tunable microenvironment, and defined spatial arrangement are needed to facilitate studies of brain development and disease. Towards this end, embedded printing in jammed microgel supports (i.e., granular gels) holds great promise as it allows precise and programmable patterning of extremely soft and compliant tissue constructs. However,...

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23dc107d-d72e-5852-89d3-f4bdd125b140
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10.1101/2021.08.04.455135
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