Melanoma growth in non-chemically modified translucid bacterial nanocellulose hollow and compartimentalized spheres
Bacterial nanocellulose (BNC) has been used as cell support in numerous tissue engineering studies. Its use can be explained based on the fact its structure allows the creation of a required microenvironment for an ideal material, which supports 3D cell culture. Its structure and interconnected pore...
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