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Effects of MRI on an Injectable Hydrogel with Magnetically Alignable Microstructures for Oriented Cell Growth

2026-04-21

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Injectable biomaterials with aligned microstructures play a critical role in tissue engineering and drug-delivery applications where control over the position and orientation of cells and nano/micron-scale architectures enhance intervention efficacy. Patients are often subject to MRI scans; for patient safety and treatment efficacy, we investigated the effects of MRI on a biomaterial treatment consisting of aligne...

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eacc0112-9cf3-5630-8418-0a2001109dd9
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10.64898/2026.04.17.719294
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