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Tissue Engineering Organ Cultivation

The usefulness of genetic modification of cells which are to be used in engineering tissue is evidenced by non-mahgnant transformation with human telomerase reverse transcriptase of adrenocortic bovine ceUs.  [Pg.50]

The expanding list of tissues that use differentiation from stem to progenitor to mature cells includes blood cells, immune system cells, central and peripheral nervous tissues, skeletal muscles, and epithelial cells. The resulting chnical stem cell transplantation could greatly increase the physician s armamentarium against degenerative diseases and the consequences of acute failures. [Pg.50]

Due to the tremendous research effects, the large numbers of afflicted individuals and the central role of the respective tissues, particularly pertinent aieas are cells of the immune system, the pancreas, and the liver. [Pg.50]

Fine-tuning of the immune rejection by co-transplantation of human stem cells and stem cells for other oigans might be used for tolerance induction and cell- and organ-specific regeneration of diseased or damaged organs. [Pg.50]

A crucial technique in therapeutic cloning is the mastery of nucleai transfer to endow the recipient cell, destined to become an organ, with a cell nucleus from the donor, i.e. the patient. [Pg.50]

Tissue Engineering (Organ Cultivation) 51 Table 1.5E. A selection of programs and of companies working in regenerative medicine [Refs in 566]. [Pg.51]

Textile materials are used in a wide variety of applications in healthcare and medicine which include implantable materials for in vivo applications. Vascular grafts, artificial ligaments, artificial blood vessels and mesh gra are typical implantable medical devices. High-tech advances in tissue engineering have enabled researchers to cultivate implantable hiunan organs to the required shape by growing living cells on textile sc olds. [Pg.329]

Tissue engineering involves the cultivation of various t5q)es of tissues to replace such damaged tissues or organs. Cartilage, bone, skin... [Pg.231]

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