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Injury-Free In Vivo Delivery and Engraftment into the Cornea Endothelium Using Extracellular Matrix Shrink-Wrapped Cells

2021-03-02

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Cell injection is a common clinical approach for therapeutic delivery of cells into diseased and damaged tissues in order to achieve regeneration. However, cell retention, viability, and engraftment at the injection site has generally been poor, driving the need for improved approaches. Here, we developed a technique to shrink-wrap micropatterned islands of corneal endothelial cells in a basement membrane-like lay...

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93d25aba-4baa-5287-bf5b-43c22d1cbbb7
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10.1101/2021.03.01.433476
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