Bioactive Hydrogels with an Ordered Cellular Structure Combine Interconnected Macroporosity and Robust Mechanical Properties

By A. Stachowiak, A. Bershteyn, Elina Tzatzalos, D. Irvine. 2005

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Hydrogel scaffolds for tissue engineering: Progress and challenges (2013, methodology): “Micromolding has also been a successful technique in developing 3D interconnected macro-porous hydrogel matrices, where the hydrogel structures were formed around a packed bed of polymeric beads that were subsequently dissolved.(170) Hydrogels with microfluidic channels within their structures were ”
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Microengineered hydrogels for tissue engineering. (2007, unknown): “This approach can be used to generate 3D interconnected macroporous hydrogels in which the macromers were formed around a packed bed of polymeric beads that were subsequently dissolved [24].”