Scaffold porosity and oxygenation of printed hydrogel constructs affect functionality of embedded osteogenic progenitors.

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title = "Scaffold porosity and oxygenation of printed hydrogel constructs affect functionality of embedded osteogenic progenitors.",

author = "N.E. Fedorovich and E. Kuipers and D. Gawlitta and W.J.A. Dhert and J. Alblas",

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