Surface biofunctionalization to improve the efficacy of biomaterial substrates to be used in regenerative medicine

Marta R. Casanova; Rui L Reis; Albino Martins; Nuno M. Neves

doi:10.1039/d0mh00542h

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Surface biofunctionalization to improve the efficacy of biomaterial substrates to be used in regenerative medicine

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The surface biofunctionalization of a biomaterial aim to enhance their biofunctionality at the cellular/tissue level. This review summarized different biofunctionalization strategies applied in the Tissue Engineering and Medicine Regenerative field.

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