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The effects of plasma treated electrospun nanofibrous poly (ε-caprolactone) scaffolds with different orientations on mouse embryonic stem cell proliferation

Abbasi et al., 2014

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11959116929062372026
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Abbasi N
Soudi S
Hayati-Roodbari N
Dodel M
Soleimani M
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Cell Journal (Yakhteh)

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Objective Assessments of cell reactions such as motility, orientation and activation to the topography of the substratum will assist with the fabrication of a proper implantable scaffold for future tissue engineering applications. The current challenge is to analyze the orientation …
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