Endothelial cell scaffolds generated by 3D direct writing of biodegradable polymer microfibers
Authors:
- Scott M. BerryScott M. Berry
- Sean P. WarrenSWSean P. Warren
- DeVonnah A. HilgartDHDeVonnah A. Hilgart
- Adam T. SchworerASAdam T. Schworer
- Santosh PabbaSPSantosh Pabba
- Andrea S. GobinAGAndrea S. Gobin
- Robert W. CohnRCRobert W. Cohn
- Robert S. KeyntonRKRobert S. Keynton
- 1 March 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Biomaterials
- Vol. 32 (7) , 1872-1879
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