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Structured hydrogels showing form stability and elastic properties individually tailorable on different length scales are accessible in a one‐step process. They support cell adhesion and differentiation and display growing pore size during degradation. In vivo experiments demonstrate their efficacy in biomaterial‐induced bone regeneration, not requiring addition of cells or growth factors.
The back cover highlights the unique degradation behavior of hydrogels with 3D architectures (ArcGels). Hydrolytic cleavage of bonds results in a merging of pores, comparable to soap bubbles. This mechanism, described by A. Lendlein and co‐workers on page 1738, results in pore growth during degradation, which putatively leads to mechanical stimulation of cells during the in vivo regeneration of bone...
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