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Engineering ECM-inspired hydrogel scaffolds with complex geometries for hepatic tissue models through projection micro-stereolithography
The liver’s extracellular matrix (ECM) exhibits a highly heterogeneous and hierarchical architecture that is essential for regulating hepatocyte organisation, mechanotransduction, and metabolic function. Reproducing these complex structural cues in-vitro remains a major challenge for hepatic tissue
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