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Neural differentiation of mouse embryonic stem cells on conductive nanofiber scaffolds

Kabiri et al., 2012

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6167086320434072032
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Kabiri M
Soleimani M
Shabani I
Futrega K
Ghaemi N
Ahvaz H
Elahi E
Doran M
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Biotechnology letters

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Nerve tissue engineering requires suitable precursor cells as well as the necessary biochemical and physical cues to guide neurite extension and tissue development. An ideal scaffold for neural regeneration would be both fibrous and electrically conductive. We have …
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