Neuman et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Complex material properties of gel-amin: a transparent and ionically conductive hydrogel for neural tissue engineeringNeuman et al., 2023
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- Neuman K
- Kenny A
- Shi L
- Koppes A
- Koppes R
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- Cells Tissues Organs
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The field of tissue engineering has benefited greatly from the broad development of natural and synthetic polymers. Extensive work in neural engineering has demonstrated the value of conductive materials to improve spontaneous neuron activity as well as lowering the …
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