Bioengineered bone marrows that can support stem cells and remodel to mimic human disease metabolism and chemotherapeutic effects
Yinbo Xiao(University of Glasgow), Matthew J. Dalby(University of Glasgow), Ewan A. Ross(Aston University), Manuel Salmerón‐Sánchez(University of Glasgow), Massimo Vassalli(University of Glasgow), Monica P. Tsimbouri(University of Glasgow), Peter S. Young(University of Glasgow), Sara Trujillo(Leibniz-Institute for New Materials), Oana Dobre(Centre for Advanced Study), Mhairi Copland(Blood Cancer UK), Dominic Meek, Mariana Azevedo González Oliva(Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia), Vineetha Jayawarna(University of Glasgow), Savvas Ioannou(Centre for Advanced Study), Xiang Li(Scripps Research Institute), Hannah Donnelly(Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute), Mark Robert Sprott(University of Glasgow)
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