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Stimulation of Human Osteoblast Differentiation in Magneto-Mechanically Actuated Ferromagnetic Fibre Networks

2019-09-15

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There is currently an interest in “active” implantable biomedical devices that include mechanical stimulation as an integral part of their design. This paper reports the experimental use of a porous scaffold made of interconnected networks of slender ferromagnetic fibres that can be actuated in vivo by an external magnetic field applying strains to in-growing cells. Such scaffolds have been previously ch...

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921d15c7-e0cd-5279-8e01-e11ca9e0efba
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10.20944/preprints201909.0149.v1
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