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Novel synthesis strategies for natural polymer and composite biomaterials as potential scaffolds for tissue engineering

Ko et al., 2010

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15311364116869550662
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Ko H
Sfeir C
Kumta P
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences

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Recent developments in tissue engineering approaches frequently revolve around the use of three-dimensional scaffolds to function as the template for cellular activities to repair, rebuild and regenerate damaged or lost tissues. While there are several biomaterials to …
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