| Vol. 14.13 – 6 April, 2023 |
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| Inspired by the strong adhesion of mussels and the enzyme-mimicking activity of nanometallic biomaterials, the authors developed an injectable hydrogel to overcome multiple limitations of current wound dressings. [Small] |
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| PUBLICATIONSRanked by the impact factor of the journal |
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| Using de novo–grown microtissues, scientists identified crucial actors of the mechanoregulated events, which iteratively orchestrated a sharp transition from tissue growth to maturation, requiring a myofibroblast-to-fibroblast transition. [Science Advances] |
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| Investigators used a highly biomimetic synthetic fibrous hydrogel to study and tailor the bidirectional cell–matrix interactions. Using advanced microscopy-based approaches, they acquired a comprehensive picture of how cellular tractions, fiber remodeling, matrix properties, and cellular behavior interact. [Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America] |
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| Investigators reported on 3D printable and perfusable multicomponent hydrogel constructs with high elasticity, self-recovery property, excellent hydrodynamic performance, and improved bioactivity. [Advanced Healthcare Materials] |
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| The authors developed inks containing Fe, 35 wt% Mn, and 20 or 30 vol% akermanite powder mixtures. 3D printing was optimized together with the debinding and sintering steps to obtain scaffolds with interconnected porosity of 69%. [Acta Biomaterialia] |
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| Researchers investigated the suitability of a novel human dermal scaffold to improve volume retention and tissue stability. [Plastic And Reconstructive Surgery] |
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| Tissue from stented and contralateral ureters was analyzed histologically to evaluate tissue remodelling and classify the degree of inflammation and fibrosis, while genome, proteome and immunohistochemistry analysis was performed to assess changes at the transcriptional and translational levels. [Scientific Reports] |
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| Researchers investigated the common biomarkers and therapeutic targets in two major fibrotic skin diseases, namely, keloid and systemic sclerosis, by bioinformatics analysis. [Frontiers In Genetics] |
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| The authors discuss recent progress in the development of growth factor-containing hydrogels for various biomedical applications, including wound healing, brain tissue repair, cartilage and bone regeneration, and spinal cord injury repair. [Advanced Materials] |
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| Scientists discuss the pathophysiology of the central nervous system and the use of several kinds of injectable hydrogels for brain and spinal cord tissue engineering, paying particular emphasis to recent experimental studies. [Materials Today Bio] |
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| The authors discuss recent examples of such 3D-bioprinted cancer models, including those of the lungs, prostate, skin, brain, and colon. They then highlight the advantages of using 3D bioprinting compared to other in vitro modeling techniques and detail its limitations. [Biomaterials Science] |
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| PathAI the world’s first structured, standardized and scalable panel of human interpretable features offering unprecedented resolution of the tumor microenvironment from H&E whole-slide images. [PathAI (PR Newswire, Inc.)] |
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| Hackensack Meridian Health has been awarded 16 grants totaling nearly $477,000 from the New Jersey Health Foundation for important research and community health projects. [Hackensack Meridian Health] |
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| May 7 – 10, 2023 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
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| Novartis – Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States |
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| University of Surrey – Guildford, England, United Kingdom |
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| National Institutes of Health – Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, United States |
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| Novartis – Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States |
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| Harvard Medical School – Boston, Massachusetts, United States |
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