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4D biofabrication using a combination of 3D printing and melt-electrowriting of shape-morphing polymers

Constante et al., 2021

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2958270841801972280
Author
Constante G
Apsite I
Alkhamis H
Dulle M
Schwarzer M
Caspari A
Synytska A
Salehi S
Ionov L
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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We report the fabrication of scroll-like scaffolds with anisotropic topography using 4D printing based on a combination of 3D extrusion printing of methacrylated alginate, melt- electrowriting of polycaprolactone fibers, and shape-morphing of the fabricated object. A …
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