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Technique for rapidly forming networks of microvessel-like structures

2023-06-25

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Modelling organ-blood barriers through the inclusion of microvessel networks within in vitro tissue models could lead to more physiologically accurate results, especially since organ-blood barriers are crucial to the normal function, drug transport, and disease states of vascularized organs. Microvessel networks are difficult to form, since they push the practical limit of most fabrication methods, and it is diff...

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Literature Corpus work: eda1799f-1e65-5637-b459-180d4563307d
DOI: 10.1101/2023.06.22.546165

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