Tissue Engineering: Current Status and Challenges bridges the gap between biomedical scientists and clinical practitioners. The work reviews the history of tissue engineering, covers the basics required for the beginner, and inspires those in the field toward future research and application emerging in this fast-moving field. Written by global experts in the field for those studying and researching tissue engineering, the book reviews regenerative technologies, stem cell research and regeneration of organs. It then moves to soft tissue engineering (heart, vascular, muscle and 3D scaffolding and printing), hard tissue engineering (bone, dental myocardial and musculoskeletal) and translational avenues in the field.
1. Tissue Engineering - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page i 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Copyright - p. Page iv 6. Contributors - p. Page iv 7. Preface - p. Page x 8. List of Illustrations - p. Page xii 9. List of Tables - p. Page xiii 10. Chapter 1 : Genesis and historic evolution of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine - p. Page xiii 11. Chapter 2 : Overview of current technologies for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine - p. Page 6 12. Chapter 3 : Myocardial tissue engineering: Fundamentals and future - p. Page 24 13. Chapter 4 : Oro-dental regeneration - p. Page 47 14. Chapter 5 : Tissue regeneration: Fetal to adult transition - p. Page 72 15. Chapter 6 : Chronic wounds and tissue engineering: Prospective and promise - p. Page 90 16. Chapter 7 : Emerging bioengineering strategies for regulating stem cell fate: Scaffold physical and biochemical cues - p. Page 118 17. Chapter 8 : Stem cell research in tissue engineering and translational medicine - p. Page 148 18. Chapter 9 : Electrospun nanofiber matrix for tissue repair and regeneration - p. Page 168 19. Chapter 10 : Future of nanotechnology in tissue engineering - p. Page 189 20. Chapter 11 : Green nanotechnology in cardiovascular tissue engineering - p. Page 229 21. Chapter 12 : Retinal repair in tissue engineering perspectives - p. Page 270 22. Chapter 13 : Dental pulp tissue regeneration - p. Page 302 23. Chapter 14 : Prospects of collagen scaffolds for muscle regeneration - p. Page 338 24. Chapter 15 : Nerve tissue engineering on degradable scaffold - p. Page 355 25. Chapter 16 : Bioengineering of brain organoids: Advancements and challenges - p. Page 385 26. Chapter 17 : 3D printing for functional tissue engineering - p. Page 409 27. Chapter 18 : Biosensors in tissue engineering - p. Page 427 28. Chapter 19 : Cardiovascular regeneration - p. Page 444 29. Chapter 20 : Emerging strategies in bone tissue engineering - p. Page 460 30. Chapter 21 : Dental tissue engineering - p. Page 483 31. Chapter 22 : Musculoskeletal tissue engineering - p. Page 519 32. Chapter 23 : Translational tissue engineering - p. Page 544 33. Chapter 24 : Tissue engineered products—Translational avenues - p. Page 567 34. Chapter 25 : 3D modeling of the lung in health and disease - p. Page 615 35. Chapter 26 : Modeling viral infection with tissue engineering: COVID-19 and the next outbreaks - p. Page 641 36. Chapter 27 : Ethical issues - p. Page 661 37. Index - p. Page 677
Tissue Engineering: Current Status and Challenges bridges the gap between biomedical scientists and clinical practitioners. The work reviews the history of tissue engineering, covers the basics required for the beginner, and inspires those in the field toward future research and application emerging in this fast-moving field. Written by global experts in the field for those studying and researching tissue engineering, the book reviews regenerative technologies, stem cell research and regeneration of organs. It then moves to soft tissue engineering (heart, vascular, muscle and 3D scaffolding and printing), hard tissue engineering (bone, dental myocardial and musculoskeletal) and translational avenues in the field.
1. Tissue Engineering - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page i 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Copyright - p. Page iv 6. Contributors - p. Page iv 7. Preface - p. Page x 8. List of Illustrations - p. Page xii 9. List of Tables - p. Page xiii 10. Chapter 1 : Genesis and historic evolution of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine - p. Page xiii 11. Chapter 2 : Overview of current technologies for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine - p. Page 6 12. Chapter 3 : Myocardial tissue engineering: Fundamentals and future - p. Page 24 13. Chapter 4 : Oro-dental regeneration - p. Page 47 14. Chapter 5 : Tissue regeneration: Fetal to adult transition - p. Page 72 15. Chapter 6 : Chronic wounds and tissue engineering: Prospective and promise - p. Page 90 16. Chapter 7 : Emerging bioengineering strategies for regulating stem cell fate: Scaffold physical and biochemical cues - p. Page 118 17. Chapter 8 : Stem cell research in tissue engineering and translational medicine - p. Page 148 18. Chapter 9 : Electrospun nanofiber matrix for tissue repair and regeneration - p. Page 168 19. Chapter 10 : Future of nanotechnology in tissue engineering - p. Page 189 20. Chapter 11 : Green nanotechnology in cardiovascular tissue engineering - p. Page 229 21. Chapter 12 : Retinal repair in tissue engineering perspectives - p. Page 270 22. Chapter 13 : Dental pulp tissue regeneration - p. Page 302 23. Chapter 14 : Prospects of collagen scaffolds for muscle regeneration - p. Page 338 24. Chapter 15 : Nerve tissue engineering on degradable scaffold - p. Page 355 25. Chapter 16 : Bioengineering of brain organoids: Advancements and challenges - p. Page 385 26. Chapter 17 : 3D printing for functional tissue engineering - p. Page 409 27. Chapter 18 : Biosensors in tissue engineering - p. Page 427 28. Chapter 19 : Cardiovascular regeneration - p. Page 444 29. Chapter 20 : Emerging strategies in bone tissue engineering - p. Page 460 30. Chapter 21 : Dental tissue engineering - p. Page 483 31. Chapter 22 : Musculoskeletal tissue engineering - p. Page 519 32. Chapter 23 : Translational tissue engineering - p. Page 544 33. Chapter 24 : Tissue engineered products—Translational avenues - p. Page 567 34. Chapter 25 : 3D modeling of the lung in health and disease - p. Page 615 35. Chapter 26 : Modeling viral infection with tissue engineering: COVID-19 and the next outbreaks - p. Page 641 36. Chapter 27 : Ethical issues - p. Page 661 37. Index - p. Page 677
