Biomaterials and Scaffolds

P61 - Growth Factors-Filled Microspheres To Enhance Cartilage Formation In 3D Bioprinted Hydrogel (ID 9526)

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Authors have received peer-review grants to support this study: - John Loewenthal Foundation of surgery Research grant, RACS - Research Endowment Fund, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne
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Biomaterials and Scaffolds
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