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|a Kolewe, Martin E.
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|a 3D structural patterns in scalable, elastomeric scaffolds guide engineered tissue architecture
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|a Microfabricated elastomeric scaffolds with 3D structural patterns are created by semiautomated layer-by-layer assembly of planar polymer sheets with through-pores. The mesoscale interconnected pore architectures governed by the relative alignment of layers are shown to direct cell and muscle-like fiber orientation in both skeletal and cardiac muscle, enabling scale up of tissue constructs towards clinically relevant dimensions. ©2013
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|a National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (award: 1-R01-HL107503)
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|t Advanced materials
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