Tissue Engineering
Research in the area of tissue engineering reported from University of Pennsylvania
Published in Hematology Week, November 2nd, 2009
"As the field of tissue engineering progresses, new technology is essential to accelerate the identification of potentially translatable approaches for the repair of tissues damaged due to disease or trauma. The development of high-throughput and combinatorial technologies is helping to speed up research that is applicable to all aspects of the tissue engineering paradigm," scientists in the United States report.
"This diverse technology can be used for both the rapid synthesis of polymers and their characterization with respect to local and bulk properties in a high-throughput fashion. The interactions of cells with many diverse materials in both two-and...
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