Timing Matters: Impact of Flow and Hypoxia on Capillary Tube Formation in Bioartificial Fibrin-Based Matrices.

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2026-05-23
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3D Printing in Biomedical Research
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Timing Matters: Impact of Flow and Hypoxia on Capillary Tube Formation in Bioartificial Fibrin-Based Matrices.

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Timing Matters: Impact of Flow and Hypoxia on Capillary Tube Formation in Bioartificial Fibrin-Based Matrices.

Florian Helms, Michael Pflaum, Melanie Klingenberg, A Ruhparwar, Mathias Wilhelmi, Hanna Kühne
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Timing Matters: Impact of Flow and Hypoxia on Capillary Tube Formation in Bioartificial Fibrin-Based Matrices. — Florian Helms, Michael Pflaum, et al. · PubMed (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS