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Electrical stimulation directs formation of perfused vasculature in engineered tissues

2025-09-03

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Effective, rapid and functionally perfusable vascularization remains a major challenge in tissue engineering. Current approaches to generate vasculature in vitro require multipart fabrication methods or complex and costly media supplements, limiting their scalability. Here, we demonstrate that exogenous electrical stimulation (estim) offers a promising alternative by enhancing 3D vasculogenesis in engineered huma...

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9de1c036-9426-5196-ad44-f8cb026d7bd6
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10.1101/2025.08.28.672965
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