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Modelling and measuring effects of shear stress in extrusion bioprinting of endothelial- epithelial cell co-cultures
Extrusion-based bioprinting enables the development of tissue-like constructs; however, the impact of printing-associated shear stress on cell viability and function remains a critical consideration. To address this, we developed a comprehensive workflow combining rheological characterization, compu
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