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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Tissue Engineered Cartilage"”.

  1. SPECTROSCOPIC ASSESSMENT OF TISSUE ENGINEERED CARTILAGE: A PATHWAY FOR BENCH TO BEDSIDE EVALUATION OF CARTILAGE DEVELOPMENT AND REPAIR

    Cartilage tissue engineering is a promising approach for the repair of chondral defects. Engineering of cartilage combines a three-dimensional scaffold with chondrogenic cells and appropriate external stimuli, and ideally results in constructs with properties that resemble, as closely as possible, …

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  2. A MULTISCALE APPROACH TO STEM CELL-BASED CHONDROGENESIS FOR CARTILAGE REPAIR

    Tissue engineering is a possible method for long-term repair of cartilage lesions, but current tissue-engineered cartilage constructs have inferior mechanical properties compared to native cartilage. This problem may be due to the lack of an oriented structure in the constructs at the microscale …

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  3. Tissue engineering of a tracheal substitute

    … relative to that of control cultures and native tissue, indicates a dedifferentiation of the secretory cells in monolayer. SEM analysis of REC cultured on the collagen scaffold confirmed the presence of ciliated cells thereby validating the UEA positive staining. The presence of both established …

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  4. Proteoglycan-4 in Equine Joint Disease, Exercise, and in vitro Cartilage Repair

    … independent and synergistic contributions to tissue health and cartilage boundary lubrication. The biological consequences of joint injury or disease such as osteoarthritis (OA) may include altered concentration, structure, and function of PRG4 and HA, leading to degraded SF quality and …

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