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Mechanical properties of porous photo-crosslinked poly (trimethylene carbonate) network films

van Bochove et al., 2021

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van Bochove B
Grijpma D
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European polymer journal

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Tissue engineering scaffolds require high porosity and optimized pore sizes to allow cell seeding,-adhesion and–proliferation, and tissue ingrowth. However, porosity affects the mechanical properties of the scaffolds to a large extent. Usually, these properties are only …
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