1. Integrating Microstructured Electrospun Scaffolds in an Open Microfluidic System for
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Patrizia, Guida, Eleonora, Piscitelli, Marica, Marrese, Valentina, Martino, Valentina, Cirillo, Vincenzo, Guarino, Elena, Angeli, Cinzia, Cocola, Paride, Pelucchi, Luca, Repetto, Giuseppe, Firpo, Theodoros, Karnavas, Martin, Gotte, Angelos, Gritzapis, Marietta, D'Albore, Diego, Repetto, Denise, Pezzuoli, Ioannis, Missitzis, Giovanni, Porta, Giovanni, Bertalot, Gianfranco, Bellipanni, Ileana, Zucchi, Luigi, Ambrosio, Ugo, Valbusa, and Rolland A, Reinbold
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Tissue Engineering ,Tissue Scaffolds ,Polyesters ,Microfluidics ,Humans ,Cell Differentiation - Abstract
Recent studies have suggested that microenvironmental stimuli play a significant role in regulating cellular proliferation and migration, as well as in modulating self-renewal and differentiation processes of mammary cells with stem cell (SCs) properties. Recent advances in micro/nanotechnology and biomaterial synthesis/engineering currently enable the fabrication of innovative tissue culture platforms suitable for maintenance and differentiation of SCs
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- 2021