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Scaffold pore geometry guides gene regulation and bone-like tissue formation in dynamic cultures

2020-04-25

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Cells sense and respond to scaffold pore geometry and mechanical stimuli. Many fabrication methods used in bone tissue engineering render structures with poorly controlled pore geometries. Given that cell-scaffold interactions are complex, drawing a conclusion on how cells sense and respond to uncontrolled scaffold features under mechanical loading is difficult. Here, monodisperse templated scaffolds (MTSC) were f...

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e20f0d0e-9aaf-5f58-b7d1-47ae36440a9c
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10.1101/2020.04.24.060525
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