Tissue Engineering Virtual Lab
Time to complete course: 35 min.
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About the Tissue Engineering Virtual Lab Simulation
In the Tissue Engineering simulation, you will help a sports physician repair an athlete’s damaged articular cartilage. During your quest, you will learn the principle of hydrogel synthesis and its application in regenerative medicine. Will you manage to produce a suitable hydrogel to replace the damaged cartilage?
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