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Polyphenol scaffolds in tissue engineering
Materials Horizons, 2021This review focuses on the recent advances in polyphenol-based scaffolds including their structural and functional features, fabrication strategies, and various applications in tissue engineering.
Xueqian Zhang +6 more
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2003
A process for prepg. a scaffold of biocompatible polymer which comprises placing a compn. comprising the polymer in a mold possessing one or more voids therein, said mold being a neg. of the desired shape including a designed architecture and dimensions of the scaffold, causing the polymer to acquire the shape of the mold and causing pores to be formed
S. Das, S.J. Hollister
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A process for prepg. a scaffold of biocompatible polymer which comprises placing a compn. comprising the polymer in a mold possessing one or more voids therein, said mold being a neg. of the desired shape including a designed architecture and dimensions of the scaffold, causing the polymer to acquire the shape of the mold and causing pores to be formed
S. Das, S.J. Hollister
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2002
The treatment of diseased or injured arteries has been a key area of contemporary surgery and a focus of intensive research for more than one hundred years. The interposition of a jugular vein segment into the carotid artery, conducted by Carrel as early as 1908 [1], initiated the use of veins for the replacement of artery sections.
D. Cohn, G. Marom
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The treatment of diseased or injured arteries has been a key area of contemporary surgery and a focus of intensive research for more than one hundred years. The interposition of a jugular vein segment into the carotid artery, conducted by Carrel as early as 1908 [1], initiated the use of veins for the replacement of artery sections.
D. Cohn, G. Marom
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Microfluidic scaffolds for tissue engineering
Nature Materials, 2007Most methods to culture cells in three dimensions depend on a cell-seedable biomaterial to define the global structure of the culture and the microenvironment of the cells. Efforts to tailor these scaffolds have focused on the chemical and mechanical properties of the biomaterial itself.
Nak Won, Choi +5 more
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Scaffolds in tissue engineering
Journal of Cellular Biotechnology, 2022Tissue engineering comprises of an array of specialities which combines biology, chemical sciences, engineering and material sciences for the regeneration of diseased tissues. In the novel world of tissue engineering, the fabrication and role of scaffolds is vital.
Sachdeva, Shivani +5 more
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Tissue engineering scaffolds using superstructures
Biomaterials, 1996Here, scaffolds as cell and tissue carriers are approached from an engineering point of view, emphasizing material superstructuring in the design of supports. Superstructure engineering provides optimal spatial and nutritional conditions for cell maintenance by the arrangement of structural elements (e.g.
E, Wintermantel +5 more
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Injectable scaffolds for tissue regeneration
Journal of Materials Chemistry, 2004AbstractFor Abstract see ChemInform Abstract in Full Text.
Qingpu Hou +2 more
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