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            Figure 1. Ultrafast photocured mesoporous bioglasses synthesis and characterization. (A, B) The photo-crosslinking properties of PMBG. © FTIR spectra
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            of MBG as well as PMBG. (D) H NMR spectroscopy of MBG as well as PMBG. (E–H) PMBG, PMBG/5TCP (5% TCP), PMBG/10TCP (10% TCP), and
            PMBG/20TCP (20% TCP) gels photosensitive rheology. (I) Thermogravimetric analysis of PMBG scaffolds and PMBG/5TCP scaffolds, PMBG/10TCP
            scaffolds, and PMBG/20TCP scaffolds.

            temperature. The sections were examined under  LSCM   at 1058 cm  in the FTIR spectra. This modification was
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            after counterstaining the nuclei with DAPI.        further verified using  H NMR spectra. PMBG exhibited
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                                                               new signals at 5.58, 6.15, and 1.93 ppm, which matched
            2.15. Statistical analysis                         the protons of the double bond of TMSPMA. This suggests
            The mean and standard deviation of each measurement   that TMSPMA has been successfully incorporated into
            were computed using descriptive statistics. To assess group   the molecules hydrolyzed or condensed from TEOS.
            differences, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) and   The time-dependent rheological properties of PMBG,
            Tukey’s  post hoc test were used. For statistical research,   PMBG/5TCP  (5%  TCP),  PMBG/10TCP  (10%  TCP),
            GraphPad Prism software (GraphPad Software Inc., USA)   and PMBG/20TCP (20% TCP) were evaluated under 5%
            was used. A result was deemed statistically different if *p <   strain and 25°C using rheological tests (Figure 1E–H).
            0.05, **p < 0.01, and *** p < 0.001.               Before blue light irradiation, a loss modulus (G″) value

            3. Results and discussion                          greater than the storage modulus (G′) value was observed,
                                                               indicating that each group was a viscous fluid. When
            3.1. PMBG gel synthesis and characterization       blue light was irradiated, G′ and G″ sharply increased,
            The precursor of PMBG was synthesized by partially   then immediately formed a crossover point, and rapidly
            replacing  tetraethyl  orthosilicate  (TEOS)  with  reached a plateau, indicating that both groups underwent a
            3-(trimethoxysilyl)  propyl  methacrylate  (TMSPMA).   light-triggered instantaneous sol-gel transition, ultimately
            PMBG exhibited rapid light-induced crosslinking    achieving rapid and complete gelation and forming stable
            properties and could be cured within 5 s (Figure 1A and B).    gels (Videoclip S1 in Supplementary File). These results
            FTIR spectra (Figure 1C) showed a peak at 1718.2 cm    indicate that  the  prepared PMBG and  inks  doped  with
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            for PMBG, which was absent in MBG. In addition, both   various proportions of TCP particles are suitable for
            sets of samples showed the vibration of Si-O-Si structure   photocuring printing.


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