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3D bioprinting of cell-laden carbopol bioinks

Traditional in vitro culture models are unable to fully reflect the organ microenvironment, due to differences in terms of cell morphology, protein expression, cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions, and drug response. In contrast, the flexibility of bioprinting modes allows for the deposition of ce...

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Published in:Bioprinting (Amsterdam, Netherlands) Netherlands), 2021-06, Vol.22, p.e00135, Article e00135
Main Authors: Baruffaldi, Désirée, Pirri, Candido Fabrizio, Frascella, Francesca
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