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Bone regeneration is an advancing field of research
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Ossiform
Unlike the structure and hierarchy of bone tissues, the process of bone regeneration remains an enigma and an ...
Blog
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apr
Democratizing 3D Bone Printing for Medical Innovations
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The democratization of 3D bone printing
The democratization of advanced technology, particularly in 3D bone p...
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mar
Why 3D bone printing is a foundation for pioneering research
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Transformative research is unpredictable, and the pioneers of such research may not always realize when they a...
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aug
Hydrogels versus Scaffolds: When to Choose What?
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The 2D Culture Paradigm
Our collective understanding of various cell-based processes is primarily derived fr...
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jun
How do bones function and what are they made of?
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Bones and their function
The human body is composed of multiple specialized tissue types. Each with unique pr...
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maj
3D printed resorbable implants in the mandible of pigs
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New paper: Comparison of off-the-shelf b-tricalcium phosphate implants with novel resorbable 3D printed implan...
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maj
What are organoids and why are they important?
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What is an organoid?
Organoids cover a wide range of three-dimensional multicellular in vitro human tissue co...
16
apr
Biofilm – a brief introduction
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Biofilms and their medical importance
Biofilms are clusters of one or more living microorganisms, or microbes...
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okt
How miniature tumors can be grown for cancer research
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Tumoroids yield good research models for cancer research and screening of anticancer therapies
In the study o...
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okt
3D cell culturing, disease modeling and regenerative medicine
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What are the benefits of 3D cell culture?
The development of lifelike 3D bone environments represents a good ...