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Figure 10.7.
Fluorescent images of functionalized electrospun fibers
incorporating different fluorescence dyes, DiIC (red) and DiOC (green).
The multiple electrospinning technique showed mixed and layered fibrous
structures with red- and green-labeled fibers simultaneously. Electrospin-
ning technology shows potential as an adequate scaffolding system for tis-
sue engineering applications (unpublisheddata). See also ColorInsert.
Acknowledgments
We would like to thank Dr. Jennifer Olson for editorial assistance
with this chapter.
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