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Regenerative Nano-scaffolds for Tissue Engineering: From Bench to Clinical Translation
Biomedical membranes are among the most widely used biomaterials in clinical regenerative medicine due to their ease of application, biocompatibility, and versatility across multiple tissues. However, conventional membranes have been limited to passive roles serving as physical barriers or wound cov
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