Regenerated Organs: Future Perspectives provides the translational-research aspects, currently lacking in existing literature, in this rapidly-moving field. The book is divided into six sections: Engineering Approaches, Cardiovascular System, Musculoskeletal Regeneration, Regenerative Neuroscience, Respiratory Research, a Future Outlook and Conclusions. Each chapter is multi-authored by international experts in each area. The book's primary audience is academic faculty and those in industry interested in translational research in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Additionally, this book is ideal for graduate students in the field.
1. Chapter 1 : Tissue and organ regeneration: An introduction - p. Page xi 2. Chapter 2 : Tissue repair with natural extracellular matrix (ECM) scaffolds - p. Page 8 3. Chapter 3 : Engineered surfaces: A plausible alternative in overviewing critical barriers for reconstructing modern therapeutics or biomimetic scaffolds - p. Page 32 4. Chapter 4 : Strategies of 3D bioprinting and parameters that determine cell interaction with the scaffold - A review - p. Page 71 5. Chapter 5 : Multipotent nature of dental pulp stem cells for the regeneration of varied tissues – A personalized medicine approach - p. Page 91 6. Chapter 6 : Regenerating the heart: The past, present, & future - p. Page 114 7. Chapter 7 : Engineered cardiac tissue: Concepts and future - p. Page 128 8. Chapter 8 : Vascular regeneration and tissue engineering: Progress, clinical impact, and future challenges - p. Page 146 9. Chapter 9 : Oral tissue regeneration: Current status and future perspectives - p. Page 163 10. Chapter 10 : Regenerative technologies for oral structures - p. Page 182 11. Chapter 11 : State-of-the-art strategies and future interventions in bone and cartilage repair for personalized regenerative therapy - p. Page 198 12. Chapter 12 : Muscle tissue engineering – A materials perspective - p. Page 239 13. Chapter 13 : Recent developments and new potentials for neuroregeneration - p. Page 269 14. Chapter 14 : Lung disease and repair – Is regeneration the answer? - p. Page 285 15. Chapter 15 : 3D printing in regenerative medicine - p. Page 300 16. Chapter 16 : Role of umbilical cord stem cells in tissue engineering - p. Page 327 17. Index - p. Page 336
Regenerated Organs: Future Perspectives provides the translational-research aspects, currently lacking in existing literature, in this rapidly-moving field. The book is divided into six sections: Engineering Approaches, Cardiovascular System, Musculoskeletal Regeneration, Regenerative Neuroscience, Respiratory Research, a Future Outlook and Conclusions. Each chapter is multi-authored by international experts in each area. The book's primary audience is academic faculty and those in industry interested in translational research in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Additionally, this book is ideal for graduate students in the field.
1. Chapter 1 : Tissue and organ regeneration: An introduction - p. Page xi 2. Chapter 2 : Tissue repair with natural extracellular matrix (ECM) scaffolds - p. Page 8 3. Chapter 3 : Engineered surfaces: A plausible alternative in overviewing critical barriers for reconstructing modern therapeutics or biomimetic scaffolds - p. Page 32 4. Chapter 4 : Strategies of 3D bioprinting and parameters that determine cell interaction with the scaffold - A review - p. Page 71 5. Chapter 5 : Multipotent nature of dental pulp stem cells for the regeneration of varied tissues – A personalized medicine approach - p. Page 91 6. Chapter 6 : Regenerating the heart: The past, present, & future - p. Page 114 7. Chapter 7 : Engineered cardiac tissue: Concepts and future - p. Page 128 8. Chapter 8 : Vascular regeneration and tissue engineering: Progress, clinical impact, and future challenges - p. Page 146 9. Chapter 9 : Oral tissue regeneration: Current status and future perspectives - p. Page 163 10. Chapter 10 : Regenerative technologies for oral structures - p. Page 182 11. Chapter 11 : State-of-the-art strategies and future interventions in bone and cartilage repair for personalized regenerative therapy - p. Page 198 12. Chapter 12 : Muscle tissue engineering – A materials perspective - p. Page 239 13. Chapter 13 : Recent developments and new potentials for neuroregeneration - p. Page 269 14. Chapter 14 : Lung disease and repair – Is regeneration the answer? - p. Page 285 15. Chapter 15 : 3D printing in regenerative medicine - p. Page 300 16. Chapter 16 : Role of umbilical cord stem cells in tissue engineering - p. Page 327 17. Index - p. Page 336
