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Organ-specific ECM arrays for investigating cell-ECM interactions during stem cell differentiation

Goh et al., 2020

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79242758057172815
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Goh S
Halfter W
Richardson T
Bertera S
Vaidya V
Candiello J
Bradford M
Banerjee I
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Biofabrication

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Pluripotent stem cells are promising source of cells for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine and drug discovery applications. The process of stem cell differentiation is regulated by multi-parametric cues from the surrounding microenvironment, one of the …
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