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Regenerative medicine

Gelatin-hydrogel wrapped skin organoids promote wound healing in frostbite-affected skin.

Healing Frostbite Without Scars: The Promise of Skin Organoids

Categories Health, Technology

The conditions for 3D bioprinting of adipose tissues involved the use of adipose-derived decellularized extracellular matrix and alginate as a hybrid ink. The optimal diameter of adipose units and the spacing between them were established. In addition to promoting wound healing in vitro, the bioprinted adipose tissue promoted skin regeneration in a mouse skin wound model by regulating cell migration, vasculogenesis, and keratinocyte differentiation.

3D Fat Printing Supercharges Wound Healing

Categories Health, Technology

The new tissue engineering method uses a bioink derived from Kombucha SCOBY nanocellulose, reinforced with chitosan and kaolin, and a handheld biopen. The digitally controlled biopen enables precise and personalized wound repair or 3D bioprinting of complex structures.

Scientists Turn Kombucha into High-Tech Healing Tool

Categories Health, Technology

“Lipocartilage” is a type of supportive skeletal tissue, that consists of densely packed, bubble-like cells containing fat. This image shows a scan of mouse ear lipocartilage stained with a green fluorescent dye. Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences

‘Bubble Wrap’ Tissue in Human Body Could Upend Cartilage Research

Categories Health, Technology

Sweaty body

Scientists Transform Ordinary Skin Cells into Sweat Glands, Offering New Hope for Burn Survivors

Categories Health

ISS

Space-Grown Stem Cells Show Promise for Revolutionary Medical Treatments

Categories Health, Space

An astrocyte cell grown in tissue culture stained with antibodies to GFAP and vimentin. © GerryShaw / Wikipedia

Astrocytes Reprogrammed into Brain Stem Cells: A New Hope for Regenerative Medicine

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Photograph of a common European starfish (Asterias rubens) with a regenerating arm. Starfish can shed their arms (a process called autotomy) when attacked by predators and later regenerate the lost arm. Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have discovered the mechanisms behind autotomy, identifying a neurohormone that triggers arm loss in starfish.

Starfish Survival Secret: Scientists Uncover Hormone Behind Limb Detachment

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

A single Nematostella polyp.

Sea Anemone’s Stem Cells May Hold Key to Immortality

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

The intestine of the adult fruit fly, labeled with fluorescent markers.

Fruit Fly Gene Transfer Reveals Anti-Aging Potential

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

Image of a 3D printed blood vessel.

3D-Printed Blood Vessels: A Game-Changer for Heart Bypass Surgery

Categories Health, Technology

Julia Aguade Gorgorio (left) and Dr. Hanna Mikkola (right)

Scientists identify ‘missing piece’ required for blood stem cell self-renewal

Categories Health

Inhibition of an ESI1 target promotes oligodendrocyte myelin production in mice, as shown as a dense curtain of green strands. This small molecule shows early promise as a potential treatment for MS, and to manage aging-related nerve sheath deterioration, according to study led by experts at Cincinnati Children's.

Breakthrough Treatment Reverses Myelin Damage in Multiple Sclerosis, Study Finds

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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