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In article number 1901397, Yu Shrike Zhang, Ai‐Zheng Chen, and co‐workers fabricate highly open porous microspheres (HOPMs) using a microfluidic technique for harboring skeletal myoblasts towards cell delivery applications in situ. The structure of the HOPMs conveniently provides a favorable microenvironment for cell adhesion and proliferation, improved cell retention and vascularization, as well...
Microscale cell carriers have recently garnered enormous interest in repairing tissue defects by avoiding substantial open surgeries using implants for tissue regeneration. In this study, the highly open porous microspheres (HOPMs) are fabricated using a microfluidic technique for harboring proliferating skeletal myoblasts and evaluating their feasibility toward cell delivery application in situ....
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