In situ mineralization of shark skin collagen to produce 3D printable cell-laden hydrogels for the engineering of hard tissues

Gabriela S. Diogo; Catarina F. Marques; Cármen G. Sotelo; Ricardo I. Pérez‐Martín; Rogério P. Pirraco; Rui L Reis; Tiago H. Silva

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In situ mineralization of shark skin collagen to produce 3D printable cell-laden hydrogels for the engineering of hard tissues

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