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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Biomimetic scaffolds for tissue engineering
The 26th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2005A major goal of tissue engineering is to generate living cellular constructs with 3-D, tissue-like organization of cells and matrices. The generation of mechanical forces by the cellular cytoskeleton plays a critical role in the organization of matrix and of cellular colonies.
Rajendra, Bhatnagar, Song, Li
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Scaffolds for liver tissue engineering
Expert Review of Medical Devices, 2006This review focuses on the expanding role for biomaterials and polymer scaffolds in liver tissue engineering. Studies are subdivided into in vitro and in vivo approaches. The in vitro section of the review discusses the challenges specific to liver tissue engineering, and how the choice of scaffold and its structure influences the success of the ...
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3D Polymer Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering
Nanomedicine, 2006This review discusses some of the most common polymer scaffold fabrication techniques used for tissue engineering applications. Although the field of scaffold fabrication is now well established and advancing at a fast rate, more progress remains to be made, especially in engineering small diameter blood vessels and providing scaffolds that can support
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Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering
MRS Bulletin, 2003AbstractDevices for tissue engineering comprise scaffolds with the appropriate chemistry and architecture to promote cell infiltration and colonization. The scaffold is designed with biology in mind, and thus the architecture and chemistry differ according to tissue type.
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Scaffolds: Skin Tissue Engineering
2016Scaffold design and development is of utmost importance in skin tissue engineering and as such, research in this area is burgeoning. In this entry, design and characteristics of an ideal scaffold have been presented and current fabrication methods have been examined. This entry also discusses the properties, advantages, and disadvantages of the natural
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