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Fibronectin aggregation-mediated seeding enhances cartilage tissue formation by articular chondrocytes on porous scaffolds

Hendriksa et al., 2006

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Hendriksa J
Moronia L
Riesleb J
van Blitterswijka C
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THE INFLUENCE OF CELLULAR INTERACTIONS IN TISSUE ENGINEERING FOR CARTILAGE REPAIR

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The objective of this study was to increase seeding efficiency and subsequent cartilage tissue formation of chondrocytes on porous scaffolds through aggregation-mediated seeding compared to attachment mediated seeding in vivo and in vitro. Primary and expanded …
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