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Harnessing Bioscaffold-Coupled Stimulation Through Electroactive Graphene Foam for Enhanced Cellular and Mechanical Responses: Applications in Cartilage Tissue Engineering
Osteoarthritis is a leading cause of joint degeneration, with limited treatment options that fail to restore native cartilage. Tissue engineering offers a promising strategy by combining cells, scaffolds, and bioactive cues to regenerate functional tissue, though challenges remain in developing syst
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