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3D printed multi-compartment scaffold as in vitro osteogenic model

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posted on 2018-01-01, 00:00 authored by P Gentile
The data show all the chemical, physical, mechanical and biological characterisation of multi-compartment scaffolds fabricated via 3D-printing as in vitro co-culture osteogenic model. Particularly: SEM, XPS, static compression and stress-relaxation tests, water uptake and FEM analysis; then for the biological assessment: metabolic and viability tests, differentiation tests (ALP, osteocalcin and osteopontin)

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    3D printingBone in vitro modelFused Deposition ModellingHydrogelHuman Mesenchymal stemEndothelial cells

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