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Stiffness Gradient 3D-Printed Polymeric Scaffolds for Directed Cell Migration and Osteochondral Differentiation
Multilayered 3D-printed hydrogels with stiffness gradients were developed as platforms for osteochondral tissue engineering, recapitulating native ECM heterogeneity through varying stiffness, porosity, and biochemical cues to regulate cellular migration, behavior, and differentiation. In this study,
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