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Heparin MicroIslands to Promote Enhanced Diabetic Wound Healing Outcomes

2020-11-01

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A powerful tool to improve tissue integration with biomaterial scaffolds for the regeneration of damaged tissues is to promote cell migration using chemotactic gradients of growth factors. This approach has been realized by the exogenous delivery of growth factors, which unfortunately also limits the scaffold’s ability to meet each wound’s unique spatial and temporal regenerative needs. To address this limitation,...

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d2c8eaf5-741b-5205-ace0-6a24f566d97d
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10.1101/2020.10.31.363531
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