"Fabrication of ulvan based structure for skin tissue engineering and w" by Xifang Chen
Skin tissue engineering has made tremendous progress in producing skin substitutes for clinical grafting. Recently, three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting has been increasingly employed to fabricate living skin constructs with 3D spatial precision and microenvironmental architecture. However, this is hitting a bottleneck due to a paucity of functional materials and bioinks that are both biocompatible, functional and printable. An array of biological properties is demonstrated in the category of extr...
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