"1" . "Cell penetration to nanofibrous scaffolds: Forcespinning\u00AE, an alternative approach for fabricating 3D nanofibers" . . "fibrous scaffold, mesenchymal stem cells, Forcespinning (R), cell penetration, electrospinning"@en . . . "Cell penetration to nanofibrous scaffolds: Forcespinning\u00AE, an alternative approach for fabricating 3D nanofibers"@en . . "Cell penetration to nanofibrous scaffolds: Forcespinning\u00AE, an alternative approach for fabricating 3D nanofibers"@en . "1933-6918" . "1"^^ . . "8" . . . . "24410" . "[25E540692580]" . . "CELL ADHESION & MIGRATION" . "6398" . "6"^^ . "Chvojka, Ji\u0159\u00ED" . "Cell penetration to nanofibrous scaffolds: Forcespinning\u00AE, an alternative approach for fabricating 3D nanofibers" . "RIV/46747885:24410/14:#0004040!RIV15-MSM-24410___" . . . . . "10.4161/cam.27477" . "Cell infiltration is a critical parameter for the successful development of 3D matrices for tissue engineering. Application of electrospun nanofibers in tissue engineering has recently attracted much attention. Notwithstanding several of their advantages, small pore size and small thickness of the electrospun layer limit their application for development of 3D scaffolds. Several methods for the pore size and/or electrospun layer thickness increase have been recently developed. Nevertheless, tissue engineering still needs emerging of either novel nanofiber-enriched composites or new techniques for 3D nanofiber fabrication. Forcespinning seems to be a promising alternative. The potential of the Forcespinning method is illustrated in preliminary experiment with mesenchymal stem cells. 2014 Landes Bioscience." . . "Cell infiltration is a critical parameter for the successful development of 3D matrices for tissue engineering. Application of electrospun nanofibers in tissue engineering has recently attracted much attention. Notwithstanding several of their advantages, small pore size and small thickness of the electrospun layer limit their application for development of 3D scaffolds. Several methods for the pore size and/or electrospun layer thickness increase have been recently developed. Nevertheless, tissue engineering still needs emerging of either novel nanofiber-enriched composites or new techniques for 3D nanofiber fabrication. Forcespinning seems to be a promising alternative. The potential of the Forcespinning method is illustrated in preliminary experiment with mesenchymal stem cells. 2014 Landes Bioscience."@en . . "I" . "000332460300006" . "5"^^ . "US - Spojen\u00E9 st\u00E1ty americk\u00E9" . "RIV/46747885:24410/14:#0004040" . .