Self-healing, biocompatible bioinks from self-assembled peptide and alginate hybrid hydrogels
Emily H. Field,
Julian Ratcliffe,
Chad J. Johnson
et al.
Abstract:1.AbstractThere is a pressing need for new biomaterials that are printable, stiff and highly biocompatible. This is primarily due to the inverse relationship between the printability and viscosity of hydrogels. Cell-laden, printable, rigid biomaterials are needed for replicating stiffer tissues such as cartilage in regenerative medicine, modelling the fibrosis of tissue and cancer microenvironments, as well as in non-cellular research fields such as biosensors. Here, we have designed a hybrid material compromi… Show more
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