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Dityrosine photocrosslinking of native collagen bioinks for controlled shape-fidelity of bioprinted cardiac tissue constructs: probing the interplay between fibrillogenesis and covalent bond formation

2026-01-14

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Collagen bioinks are widely used in biofabrication, but their relatively soft mechanical properties can lead to structural instabilities under cell-generated contraction forces. While synthetic functional groups can be conjugated for covalent crosslinking, these methods often disrupt natural protein fibrillogenesis, thereby compromising collagen fibre architecture. This work presents a strategy for the direct cova...

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395d8345-6505-56ff-9bf4-6ead2853b88e
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10.64898/2026.01.13.699021
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