Tissue Engineering
Nanocomposite microvessels developed for artificial capillary bed
Published in Blood Weekly, September 21st, 2006
"Fabricating artificial vascularised tissue would involve tissue-engineering techniques, but current technology limits this as cultured cells depend on growth media in vitro and on diffusion in vivo.
"Therefore, there is a need to construct a synthetic microvascular network, which would sustain these cultured cells in a similar manner to normal tissue. This is again hampered by the poor patency rates of current microvascular grafts," wrote scientists in England.
According to the authors, "Based on our previous work on polyhedral oligomeric...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2006-09-21)
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