A hybrid three-dimensional nanofabrication method for producing vascular tissue engineering scaffold
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, ISSN: 0021-4922, Vol: 47, Issue: 9 PART 1, Page: 7415-7419
2008
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There is a trend towards the production of lithographically defined materials for biological applications. The field of nanobio technology is rapidly growing and so is demand for materials nanostructured in three dimensions. Here we present a hybrid approach where we use electron beam lithography, photolithography and hot embossing to produce membranes patterned on both sides. The double sided patterned membranes were subsequently rolled to create the three dimensional tissue construct aimed at vascular repair. The mechanical properties such as bending and bursting pressure were also investigated. © 2008 The Japan Society of Applied Physics.
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