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Biocompatible surfaces and optimized angiogenesis, aiming at the development of vascularized biohybrid organs
Biohybrid organs are limited in size by the lack of a vascular network, which could be overcome by a network produced by two-photon polymerization. The lumina of these networks could be coated with endothelial cells. In this context, macrophages are relevant, because they mediate foreign body reacti
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