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Strategies for faster detachment of corneal cell sheet using micropatterned thermoresponsive matrices

Nara et al., 2015

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5399325808028206865
Author
Nara S
Chameettachal S
Midha S
Singh H
Tandon R
Mohanty S
Ghosh S
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Journal of Materials Chemistry B

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The development of transplantable cell sheets of functional keratocytes embedded within an aligned collagen type I matrix is a viable approach for constructing a bioequivalent of corneal stroma. Thermoresponsive materials based on poly (N-isopropylacrylamide) …
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