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Hybrid photo crosslinked decellularized extracellular matrix scaffold from porcine achilles tendon: A Biocompatible and non-immunogenic matrix for tissue engineering.

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The developed scaffold shows promising biocompatibility and potential applications in tissue engineering.
The hybrid photocrosslinked matrix demonstrated reduced immunogenicity, making it suitable for implantation.
The use of decellularized tissue provides a natural extracellular matrix structure, enhancing scaffold performance.
Photocrosslinkable characteristics of the hydrogel allow for precise shaping and application in diverse tissue repair scenarios.

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This research demonstrates a novel biocompatible scaffold from pig Achilles tendon, suggesting it could safely enhance tissue engineering outcomes.

Decellularised porcine Achilles tendon-derived, photocrosslinkable extracellular matrix hydrogel.

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Shelar et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates a novel biocompatible scaffold from pig Achilles tendon, suggesting it could safely enhance tissue engineering outcomes.

Decellularised porcine Achilles tendon-derived, photocrosslinkable extracellular matrix hydrogel.