abstract
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We demonstrate
in situ formation of biomaterial and skin tissue sheets for applicationin vitro , and in murine and porcine wound models.
Handheld skin printer: in situ formation of planar biomaterials and tissues
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publication date
- May 15, 2018
has subject area
- 03 Chemical Sciences (FoR)
- 09 Engineering (FoR)
- Analytical Chemistry (Science Metrix)
- Animals (MeSH)
- Biocompatible Materials (MeSH)
- Bioprinting (MeSH)
- Cross-Linking Reagents (MeSH)
- Equipment Design (MeSH)
- Mice (MeSH)
- Re-Epithelialization (MeSH)
- Sepharose (MeSH)
- Skin (MeSH)
- Swine (MeSH)
- Tissue Scaffolds (MeSH)
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- Lab on a Chip Journal