Transverse section of the three-layer nanofibrous scaffolds.
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 Bottom-up assembled cells into 3D constructs with nanofibers. Inset (left): formed fibroblast/fiber constructs. Inset (right): formed bi-layer skin constructs. Green: nanofibers; Blue: cell nuclei.
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 Cells were dynamically seeded onto 3D printed scaffolds for 24 hours in a spinner flask. Stained with methylene blue. J Biomedical Materials Research A   74(4), 523-32 (2005)

 Adipogenic differentiation of human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells, stained with oil red.
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 Selective killing of cancer cells (green) by gold nanoparticles enabled photodynamic therapy in co-culture with healthy fibroblasts (non-labeled).  Nanomed (UK) 3(6):777-86 (2008)

 Different cell morphology of adipose stromal cells and human dermal fibroblasts, stained for vimentin 
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 Multifunctional nanofibrous meshes. Bovine serum albumin labeled with FITC or TRITC was incorporated in the fibers.
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