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A novel inkjet system for live cell bioprinting
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           The authors are employees of the sponsor of this study.   Bipolar and Tripolar Excitations During Nozzle-jetting-based
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                                                                   Inkjet-based  Cell  Printing  with  30-μm  Nozzle  Diameter
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