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Wiley, Advanced Materials, 31(23), p. 3506-3510, 2011

DOI: 10.1002/adma.201101787

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Rapid Construction of Three-Dimensional Multilayered Tissues with Endothelial Tube Networks by the Cell-Accumulation Technique

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Abstract

A novel cell-accumulation technique has been developed using highly biocompatible nanofilms by layer-by-layer assembly for the rapid construction of thick layered tissues with a well-controlled layer number and thickness. Furthermore, 3D tissues with highly developed blood capillary networks (over 1 cm(2) of layered tissues) were also constructed by sandwiching endothelial cells between the layered tissues. Such a simple and rapid methodology would be useful for tissue engineering and drug assessment.