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Three‐dimensional microfabrication of protein hydrogels via two‐photon‐excited thiol‐vinyl ester photopolymerizationQin et al., 2013
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- Qin X
- Torgersen J
- Saf R
- Mühleder S
- Pucher N
- Ligon S
- Holnthoner W
- Redl H
- Ovsianikov A
- Stampfl J
- Liska R
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- Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry
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ABSTRACT Engineering three‐dimensional (3D) hydrogels with well‐defined architectures has become increasingly important for tissue engineering and basic research in biomaterials science. To fabricate 3D hydrogels with (sub) cellular‐scale features, two …
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