Biomedical Engineering
Research from South Korea, People's Republic of China and United States in biomedical engineering provides new insights
Published in Cancer Weekly, August 29th, 2006
Study 1: Angiogenic growth factor lends a hand to adipogenic-differentiated preadipocytes.
"Engineered adipose tissue could be used for the reconstruction or augmentation of soft tissues lost due to mastectomy or lumpectomy in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Preadipocytes are a feasible cell source for adipose tissue regeneration," scientists writing in the journal Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications report.
"However, the enhancement of the in vivo adipogenic conversion of...
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