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Engineered microvasculature using maskless photolithography and on-chip hydrogel patterning: a facile approach

2024-07-23

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In vitro models of human microvasculature are increasingly used to understand blood vessel diseases and to support drug development. Most engineered models, however, are slow and labor-intensive to produce. Here, we used a single commercial digital micromirror device (DMD)-based setup for maskless photolithography to both fabricate microfluidic chips and pattern the inside of these chips with gelatin methacrylate...

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b4e5e08b-08af-5960-9efd-d020b9efc1ce
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10.1101/2024.07.22.604661
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