Advance of Polymers Applied to Biomedical Applications : : Cell Scaffolds / / edited by Insung S. Choi, Joao F. Mano.
Since Langer's seminal work, polymers have been on every corner of tissue engineering. The roles of bioresorbable polymers, as a scaffold, are not merely structural, providing three-dimensional (3D) homing sites to cells, but also functional at their interface with the cells. The polymeric scaf...
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