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PCL scaffold with well-defined hierarchical pores effectively controls cell migration and alignment of human mesenchymal stem cells - Scientific Reports

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By Young-Sam Cho Verified
| Nature Verified
Abstract With an increasing incidence of orthopedic fractures due to the growing aging population, the demand for novel bone tissue engineering treatments is rising. Existing biopolymeric scaffolds have hierarchical structure, are biocompatible, and are biodegradable, but struggle to control pore size and interconnectivity, essential features to regulate cell alignment and mechanobiological signaling.
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Coming Soon: Bloomberg’s Hong Kong Edition Newsletter

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By Young-Sam Cho Verified
| BNN Bloomberg Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong is on the move again. The city is ready to leave behind Covid and political upheaval as it looks to carve out a new role in the world economy. To help you keep on top of what’s happening here, sign up for Hong Kong Edition, Bloomberg’s guide to the stories that matter most for financial professionals. The weekly newsletter will provide you with ringside insights and analysis about what’s driving the city’s market movers, bankers and tycoons.
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Experimental Verification of the Impact of the Contact Area between the Defect Site and the Scaffold on Bone Regeneration Efficacy

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By Young Kim, Young-Sam Cho Verified, Min-Soo Ghim, Meiling Quan
| MDPI
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