Fibrin, tissue engineering

Johnson, R, Tatara, A., Mccreedy, D., Shiu, A., and Sakiyama-Elbert, S. 2010a. Tissue engineered fibrin scaffolds containing neural progenitors enhance functional recovery in a subacute model of SCI. 

Fibrin is the major protein component of blood clots and is formed by enzymatic cleavage and polymerization of fibrinogen. Because of its important role in natural wound healing process, fibrin is an attractive functional material for tissue engineering. Additional... 

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