Biodegradation Of Printed Constructs
Biodegradation of Printed Constructs is the controlled, time-dependent breakdown process of three-dimensionally bioprinted structures into non-toxic components through biological mechanisms, distinguished by its integration within engineered tissue environments to enable progressive replacement by native tissue.
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Deepak Gupta, Atul Kumar Singh, Neelakshi Kar et al. · Materials Science and Engineering C · 2019 · 75 citations
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