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期刊名:Tissue engineering part a

缩写:TISSUE ENG PT A

ISSN:1937-3341

e-ISSN:1937-335X

IF/分区:2.8/Q3

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Lauren Grant,Ritu Raman,Caroline Cvetkovic et al. Lauren Grant et al.
The ability to freeze, revive, and prolong the lifetime of tissue-engineered skeletal muscle without incurring any loss of function represents a significant advancement in the field of tissue engineering. Cryopreservation enables the effici...
Giuseppe M Peretti,Umberto Polito,Mauro Di Giancamillo et al. Giuseppe M Peretti et al.
The importance of the present study is linked to how the contact forces act on the knee meniscus in particular, considering the femoral condyles and tibial plateau: this can be useful as a base for the ultimate creation of tissue-engineered...
Madison A P McGough,Stefanie M Shiels,Lauren A Boller et al. Madison A P McGough et al.
The development of autograft extenders is a significant clinical need in bone tissue engineering. We report new settable poly(thioketal urethane)-based autograft extenders that have bone-like mechanical properties and handling properties co...
Takuma Fukunishi,Chin Siang Ong,Cecillia Lui et al. Takuma Fukunishi et al.
We utilized innovative textile technology to create tissue-engineered vascular grafts (TEVGs) comprised exclusively of rapidly degrading material poly(glycolic acid). Our new technology led to robust neotissue formation in the TEVGs, especi...
Susan Critchley,Gráinne Cunniffe,Adam O&#x;Reilly et al. Susan Critchley et al.
Successfully treating osteochondral defects involves regenerating both the damaged articular cartilage and the underlying subchondral bone, in addition to the complex interface that separates these tissues. In this study, we demonstrate tha...
Michael E D West,Elana J B Sefton,Michael V Sefton Michael E D West
This work demonstrates an effective method of enhancing the stability of a newly formed vasculature in modular engineered tissues in vivo through the counterintuitive implantation of allogeneic macrophages. Furthermore, we provide a detaile...
Thomas Schackel,Prateek Kumar,Manuel Günther et al. Thomas Schackel et al.
Axonal bridging across a lesion in the injured spinal cord requires a growth substrate and guidance cues. Using alginate hydrogels with capillary channels we show that poly-l-ornithine and laminin can be stably bound and improve cell adhesi...
Jonathan H Lee,Xiaoman Luo,Xiafei Ren et al. Jonathan H Lee et al.
Repairing damaged joint cartilage remains a significant challenge. Treatment involving microfracture, tissue grafting, or cell therapy provides some benefit, but seldom regenerates lost articular cartilage. Providing a point-of-care solutio...
Salim A Ghodbane,Andrzej Brzezinski,Jay M Patel et al. Salim A Ghodbane et al.
The only FDA-approved partial meniscus scaffold, the Collagen Meniscus Implant (CMI), is not approved for reimbursement by government and only reimbursable by certain private insurers. Scaffolds with improved mechanical properties and great...
Alexander R A Szojka,Brayden D Lyons,Colleen N Moore et al. Alexander R A Szojka et al.
The interactions of hypoxia and TGF-β3 in aggregates of human meniscus fibrochondrocytes are synergistic in nature, suggesting combinatorial strategies using these factors are promising for tissue engineering the inner meniscus regions. Hy...