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Spatially-offset Raman spectroscopy for monitoring mineralization of bone tissue engineering scaffolds: feasibility study based on phantom samples

Dooley et al., 2019

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17638067391307354716
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Dooley M
Prasopthum A
Liao Z
Sinjab F
McLaren J
Rose F
Yang J
Notingher I
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Biomedical optics express

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Using phantom samples, we investigated the feasibility of spatially-offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) as a tool for monitoring non-invasively the mineralization of bone tissue engineering scaffold in-vivo. The phantom samples consisted of 3D-printed scaffolds …
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