Fig. 5: Surface morphology and mechanical properties of the scaffolds. | NPG Asia Materials

Fig. 5: Surface morphology and mechanical properties of the scaffolds.

From: Extracellular matrix sheet modified with VEGF-loaded nanoparticles for bladder regeneration

Fig. 5

AC Gross appearance of SF, SF/ASC–ECM, and SF/ASC–ECM–Fe3O4 NP–VEGF scaffolds. DF Low-magnification SEM images of SF, SF/ASC–ECM, and SF/ASC–ECM–Fe3O4 NP–VEGF scaffolds. Scale bars = 50 μm. GI Two-dimensional AFM images of SF, SF/ASC–ECM, and SF/ASC–ECM–Fe3O4 NP–VEGF scaffolds. Scale bars = 0.5 μm. JL Three-dimensional AFM images of SF, SF/ASC–ECM, and SF/ASC–ECM–Fe3O4 NP–VEGF scaffolds. M Representative stress/strain curves for SF, SF/ASC–ECM, and SF/ASC–ECM–Fe3O4 NP–VEGF scaffolds. N Comparison of the maximum load of the three scaffolds. Statistical analysis is shown as p < 0.05, ns no significance.

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