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Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

1. Clarify the fundamental concept of tissue engineering.

2. Provide an overview of articular cartilage injuries and the methods of treatment.

3. Define the various crosslinking approaches for hydrogel synthesis:

4. Ionic crosslinking.

5. Michael addition crosslinking.

6. Enzymatic crosslinking.

7. Radical crosslinking.

8. Differentiate between natural and synthetic polymers.

9. Assess the mechanical characteristics of the created hydrogels through rheological analysis.

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