Conductive Polyisocyanide Hydrogels Inhibit Fibrosis and Promote Myogenesis
Jyoti Kumari,
Odile Paul,
Lisa Verdellen
et al.
Abstract:Reliable in vitro
models closely resembling native tissue are urgently
needed for disease modeling and drug screening applications. Recently,
conductive biomaterials have received increasing attention in the
development of in vitro models as they permit exogenous electrical
signals to guide cells toward a desired cellular response. Interestingly,
they have demonstrated that they promote cellular proliferation and
adhesion even without external electrical stimulation. This paper
describes the development of a c… Show more
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