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Stimulation of angiogenesis through growth factor delivery from synthetic heparinised hydrogels
Objectives: Vascular diseases are one of the leading causes of death. Due to minimal regenerative capability of the heart, alternative therapies have been sought after with engineered biomaterials being extensively investigated in this area. In this study, enzymatically degradable heparinised polyet...
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Department of Human Biology
2017
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