3D hierarchically aligned nanofiber scaffolds promote cell migration for tissue regeneration at Salimpour Site.

Dr. Salimpour Site |During tissue regeneration, cells are recruited from surrounding tissue to the defect site. However, when the defect site is large and...

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3D hierarchically aligned nanofiber scaffolds promote cell migration for tissue regeneration
3D hierarchically aligned nanofiber scaffolds promote cell migration for tissue regeneration

During tissue regeneration, cells are recruited from surrounding tissue to the defect site. However, when the defect site is large and...

2026-02-26

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