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Tissue engineering parameters

Simulating the appropriate size, geometry and architecture of natural extracellular matrix is of critical importance for tissue engineering and three-dimensional (3D) tissue culture. Essential parameters for tissue scaffolds are microstructures, porosity, pore size, surface area / surface chemistry and mechanical properties (35). With these properties in mind, several iterations of scaffolds have been produced and evaluated. [Pg.43]

Chen, M., Ratra, R.K., Warner, S.B. and Bhowmick, S. 2006b. Optimization of electrospinning process parameters for tissue engineering scaffolds. [Pg.248]

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