Magnetically directed assembly of patterned capillary beds
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of Michigan
InventorsBrendon M. BAKER, Abdon PENA-FRANCESCH, Harrison L. HIRAKI, Maggie E. JEWETT
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of Michigan
InventorsBrendon M. BAKER, Abdon PENA-FRANCESCH, Harrison L. HIRAKI, Maggie E. JEWETT
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The present disclosure provides a method of producing a cellular support material. The method may include fabricating a microfiber lattice having a three-dimensional structure including a plurality of fibers and a plurality of voids distributed between the plurality of fibers. At least a portion of the plurality of fibers includes at least one first magnetic particle at least partially embedded therein. The method includes introducing cells to the microfiber lattice. At least a portion of the cells includes at least one second magnetic particle at least partially embedded therein. The method includes associating the cells with the plurality of fibers within the microfiber lattice. The method further includes encapsulating the microfiber lattice and associated cells with a hydrogel. The method further includes removing at least a portion of the plurality of fibers.
A method of producing a cellular support material, the method comprising:
A cellular support material comprising:
A template for forming a cellular support material, the template comprising:
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