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Novel In Silico Strategies to Model the In Vivo Nerve Scarring Around Implanted Parylene C Devices

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By Pier Nicola Sergi, Jaume del Valle, Thomas Stieglitz, Xavier Navarro
| MDPI
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Some Mechanical Constraints to the Biomimicry with Peripheral Nerves

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By Pier Nicola Sergi, Pier Nicola, P. Nicola
| MDPI
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Biomaterials and computation: a strategic alliance to investigate emergent responses of neural cells

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By Pier Nicola Sergi, Elisabetta Ada Cavalcanti-Adam
| Chemistry World Verified
Topographical and chemical cues drive migration, outgrowth and regeneration of neurons in different and crucial biological conditions. In the natural extracellular matrix, their influences are so closely coupled that they result in complex cellular responses. As a consequence, engineered biomaterials are widely used to simplify in vitro conditions, disentangling intricate in vivo behaviours, and narrowing the investigation on particular emergent responses.
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