Cell behavior on the alginate-coated PLLA/PLGA scaffolds

Cell behavior on the alginate-coated PLLA/PLGA scaffolds

Here, we investigated the effect of preparation temperature and alginate-coating on L929 fibroblast behavior on lyophilized microporous PLLA/PLGA (95:5, w/w) scaffolds. The lower freezing temperature used during lyophilization (−80 °C) resulted in smaller pores (around 50 μm) and higher compressive...

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description Here, we investigated the effect of preparation temperature and alginate-coating on L929 fibroblast behavior on lyophilized microporous PLLA/PLGA (95:5, w/w) scaffolds. The lower freezing temperature used during lyophilization (−80 °C) resulted in smaller pores (around 50 μm) and higher compressive modulus (1500 kPa) than those prepared at the higher temperature (−20 °C) (pore size: 120 μm, compressive modulus: 600 kPa) (p 
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