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Biomimetic pore structures and methods of making biomimetic pore structures

Name: Biomimetic pore structures and methods of making biomimetic pore structures
Keywords: 570, 610

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Patent 19 May 2016 United Kingdom English

Authors: Hardy, John; Schmidt, Christine;

Biomimetic pore structures and methods of making biomimetic pore structures

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Embodiments of the present disclosure provide for tissue scaffolds, biodegradable porous tissue scaffolds, biodegradable electroactive tissue scaffolds, biodegradable electroactive porous tissue scaffolds, methods of makes each type of tissue scaffold, methods of using each type of tissue scaffold, and the like.

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Lancaster University
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