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A Space Biomedicine-Oriented Bioink and Biomimetic Blood-Brain Barrier

2025-11-15

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During the launch phase prior to microgravity stage, hypergravity and vibration can potentially damage cell models used in space medical research, compromising the success of subsequent missions. Bioinks and bioprinting play a pivotal role in the successful delivery of cell models and the fabrication of tissue models for space biomedicine research. In order to streamline the process and conserve valuable resources...

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10.22541/au.176319940.00876025/v1
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