Tissue Engineering
Reports outline tissue engineering research from Tokyo Medical and Dental University
Published in Drug Law Weekly, November 13th, 2007
New investigation results, 'FGF2 and dexamethasone increase the production of hyaluronan in two-dimensional culture of elastic cartilage-derived cells: in vitro analyses and in vivo cartilage formation,' are detailed in a study published in Cell and Tissue Research. According to recent research published in the journal Cell and Tissue Research, "Elastic cartilage-derived cells cultured two-dimensionally with FGF2 and corticosteroid produce gel-type masses that become mature cartilage when injected into a subcutaneous pocket. This unique method has previously been clinically applied for treatments of nasal augmentation."
"However, the components of the...
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