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Functionalization of self-assembling peptides for neural tissue engineering

Pugliese et al., 2018

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14241991305318369603
Author
Pugliese R
Marchini A
Saracino G
Gelain F
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Self-assembling biomaterials

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It has become increasingly accepted that biomimetic bioabsorbable biomaterials are pivotal for improving neural tissue engineering. In this context, self-assembling peptides (SAPs) provide a versatile platform for multiple functionalizations targeting specific regenerative …
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