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Optimization of 3D autologous chondrocyte-seeded polyglycolic acid scaffolds to mimic human ear cartilage

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By Pedro Melgar-Lesmes, Oriol Bosch, Ramon Llull Univ, Rebecca Zubajlo
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Optimization of 3D autologous chondrocyte-seeded polyglycolic acid scaffolds to mimic human ear cartilage† Pedro Melgar-Lesmes, *abc Oriol Bosch,d Rebecca Zubajlo,a Gemma Molins,a Sofia Comfort,a Ainara Luque-Saavedra,d Mario López-Moya,a Fernando García-Polite,a Francisco José Parri Ferrandis,e Carolyn Rogers,f Agata Gelabertó,g Jordi Martorell,d Elazer R.
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Implantation of healthy matrix-embedded endothelial cells rescues dysfunctional endothelium and ischaemic tissue in liver engraftment

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By Pedro Melgar-Lesmes, Mercedes Balcells, Ramon Llull Univ, Elazer R Edelman
| Gut Journal Verified
Objective Liver transplantation is limited by ischaemic injury which promotes endothelial cell and hepatocyte dysfunction and eventually organ failure. We sought to understand how endothelial state determines liver recovery after hepatectomy and engraftment.
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Implantation of healthy matrix-embedded endothelial cells rescues dysfunctional endothelium and ischaemic tissue in liver engraftment

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By Pedro Melgar-Lesmes, Mercedes Balcells, Ramon Llull Univ, Elazer R Edelman
| Gut Journal Verified
Objective Liver transplantation is limited by ischaemic injury which promotes endothelial cell and hepatocyte dysfunction and eventually organ failure. We sought to understand how endothelial state determines liver recovery after hepatectomy and engraftment.
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