Tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
Mycoplasma detection and elimination are necessary for the application of stem cell from human dental apical papilla to tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
... in tissue engineering and regenerative medi- cine, mycoplasma contamination of the primary cultured stem cells from dental tissues where is easily infected by oral bacteria has been overlooked, and ...
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Status of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine in Iran and related advanced tools: Bioreactors and scaffolds
... to tissue and organ trans- plantation, tissue engineering (TE) researches have significantly increased in recent years in ...and regenerative medicine in Iran dates back to the early ...
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Regulation challenge of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine in China
... of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine is ...of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine still remains a ...
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Direct cell reprogramming for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
... takes several months and involves significant cost. An- other problem is the potential for cancerous tumor for- mation when the reprogrammed iPSCs do not fully differentiate into their final cell types. As such, clinical ...
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Quantification and Modeling of Biological Processes for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
... For design development eventually, testing only needs to be done with model 1 and use models 2 and 3 to predict model 4. Model 3 will help determine, if the appropriate bioprocess rates were selected to get the desired ...
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Recent Advances in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
... of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine is exponentially growing to meet the demands for organ ...of tissue engineering over conventional organ transplantation is the ...
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SCAFFOLD: TISSUE ENGINEERING AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
... as tissue engineering and regenerative ...medicine. Regenerative medicine combines the physical nature of a product with living ...modern medicine as it delivers living ...
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Tissue specific microenvironments: a key tool for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
... In order to fully understand the nature of these syner- gistic ECM interactions, researchers have performed high throughput analysis of mixtures of individual ECM molecules on stem cell fates [100, 101]. In these ...
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The Impact of Biomechanics in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
... Computational modeling in the context of this paper can be defined as the set of computational methods and algo- rithms that are used to solve a well-posed mathematical description of a physiological problem at the wide ...
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Biomanufacturing Technologies for Regenerative Medicine
... for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine and DARPA Government Oversight ...cell engineering, regenerative medicine, imaging and vaccine ...
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Tissue engineering of skin and regenerative medicine for wound care
... Preclinical investigations have reported more com- plex models that also include melanocytes [43–45], microvascular endothelial cells [46–48], mesenchymal stem cells [49–51], adipocyte stem cells [52], sensory nerve ...
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Stem Cell Sources for Regenerative Medicine and Cartilage Tissue Engineering.
... Stem cells have been studied widely as a potential resource for regenerative medicine as they can proliferate for long-term while maintaining differentiation potency. These properties are used for ...
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Combining regenerative medicine strategies to provide durable reconstructive options: auricular cartilage tissue engineering
... Whilst tissue-specific stem cells ensure the production of auricular cartilage, the neo-cartilaginous structure formed is immature in ...this tissue in a mature organism may be liable to resorp- ...
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Tissue engineering and regenerative approaches to improving the healing of large bone defects
... of regenerative medicine and tissue engineering (Laschke and Menger, 2012), which may more successfully support the treatment of large bone defects in future clinical practice ...
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Regulators of pluripotency and their implications in regenerative medicine
... of regenerative medicine aims to cure intractable illness by replacing dam- aged tissues and failing organs, and/or fortifying the body’s own repair ...mechanisms. Regenerative medicine also ...
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Promising advances in clinical trials of dental tissue-derived cell-based regenerative medicine
... Connective tissue grafts have been applied for gingival recession or insufficiently attached gingiva to ...soft tissue augmentation proce- dures, an epithelial/connective tissue graft is used to ...
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Regenerative medicine translation: The UK bioentrepreneur experience
... f Regenerative Medicine has been published in an editorial o f the journal Regenerative Medicine by two leading figures in the field, University College o f London’s (UCL) Chris M ason and ...
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Decellularized scaffolds in regenerative medicine
... Liver tissue engineering has made remarkable progress in recent years, providing insights into liver regeneration [2-5]. In 2010, transferable and intact acellular liver scaffolds, were developed by ...
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Regenerative Medicine (REMEDIC) - 2nd edition
... fat tissue forms an autologous MSC source, which can be simply collected using a needle for fat ...in tissue engineering devices or bioreactors (Figure 1) before application back to body as cells, ...
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Regenerative Medicine (REMEDIC)
... fat tissue forms an autologous MSC source, which can be simply collected using a needle for fat ...in tissue engineering devices or bioreactors (Figure 1) before application back to body as cells, ...
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