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In native tissues, cellular organization is predominantly anisotropic. Yet, it remains a challenge to engineer anisotropic scaffolds that promote anisotropic cellular organization at macroscopic length scales. To overcome this challenge, an innovative, cheap and easy method to align clinically approved non‐woven surgical microfibrillar scaffolds is presented. The method involves a three‐step process...
In article number 1702650, Vahid Hosseini, Viola Vogel, and co‐workers present an innovative and cheap method to align 3D fibrillar scaffolds for surgical and tissue‐engineering applications. This easy to scale‐up method enables the creation of an aligned and highly porous 3D network of fibers with interconnected pores that are suitable for cell infiltration and alignment, both in vivo and in vitro...
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