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期刊名:Tissue engineering part c-methods

缩写:TISSUE ENG PART C-ME

ISSN:1937-3384

e-ISSN:1937-3392

IF/分区:2.6/Q3

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Song-Tao Li,Yong Liu,Qiang Zhou et al. Song-Tao Li et al.
This study introduced a prototype of an axial-stress bioreactor system that supports long-term growth and development of engineered tissues. The main features of this bioreactor are an integrated substance exchanger and feedback control of ...
Michael Jagodzinski,Chaoxu Liu,Daniel Guenther et al. Michael Jagodzinski et al.
This study investigates the effects of seeding a chondrogenic and osteogenic scaffold with a bone marrow-derived cell concentrate (BMCC) and reports the histological and mechanical properties 3 months after implantation in the miniature pig...
Bita Carrion,Isaac A Janson,Yen P Kong et al. Bita Carrion et al.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) display multipotent characteristics that make them ideal for potential therapeutic applications. MSCs are typically cultured as monolayers on tissue culture plastic, but there is increasing evidence suggesting ...
Ioannis Papantoniou,Maarten Sonnaert,Liesbet Geris et al. Ioannis Papantoniou et al.
To successfully implement tissue-engineered (TE) constructs as part of a clinical therapy, it is necessary to develop quality control tools that will ensure accurate and consistent TE construct release specifications. Hence, advanced method...
Jean-Baptiste Souron,Anne Petiet,Franck Decup et al. Jean-Baptiste Souron et al.
Pulp engineering with dental mesenchymal stem cells is a promising therapy for injured teeth. An important point is to determine the fate of implanted cells in the pulp over time and particularly during the early phase following implantatio...
Allen Kuan-Liang Chen,Xiaoli Chen,Yu Ming Lim et al. Allen Kuan-Liang Chen et al.
Large quantities of human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) needed for therapeutic applications can be grown in scalable suspended microcarrier cultures. These microcarriers are coated with animal or human extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins t...
Ling Wu,Stephanie Gonzalez,Saumya Shah et al. Ling Wu et al.
Cartilage injury represents one of the most significant clinical conditions. Implantation of expanded autologous chondrocytes from noninjured compartments of the joint is a typical strategy for repairing cartilage. However, two-dimensional ...
Joshua Hammer,Li-Hsin Han,Xinming Tong et al. Joshua Hammer et al.
Hydrogels are widely used as three-dimensional (3D) tissue engineering scaffolds due to their tissue-like water content, as well as their tunable physical and chemical properties. Hydrogel-based scaffolds are generally associated with nanos...
Cara F Buchanan,Elizabeth E Voigt,Christopher S Szot et al. Cara F Buchanan et al.
Hyperpermeable tumor vessels are responsible for elevated interstitial fluid pressure and altered flow patterns within the tumor microenvironment. These aberrant hydrodynamic stresses may enhance tumor development by stimulating the angioge...
Mariea A Brady,Reva Vaze,Harsh D Amin et al. Mariea A Brady et al.
To recapitulate the in vivo environment and create neo-organoids that replace lost or damaged tissue requires the engineering of devices, which provide appropriate biophysical cues. To date, bioreactors for cartilage tissue engineering have...