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Principles of tissue engineering /
First published in 1997, Principles of Tissue Engineering is the widely recognized definitive resource in the field. The third edition provides a much needed update of the rapid progress that has been achieved in the field, combining the prerequisites for a general understanding of tissue growth and...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Burlington, MA :
Elsevier Academic Press,
2007.
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| Edición: | 3rd ed. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. The history and scope of tissue engineering
- 2. The challenge of imitating nature
- 3. Moving into the clinic
- 4. Future perspectives
- 5. Molecular biology of the cell
- 6. Organization of cells into higher-ordered structures
- 7. The dynamics of cell-ECM interactions
- 8. Matrix molecules and their ligands
- 9. Morphogenesis and tissue engineering
- 10. Gene expression, cell determination, and differentiation
- 11. Engineering functional tissues
- 12. Principles of tissue culture and bioreactor design
- 13. Regulation of cell behavior by extracellular proteins
- 14. Growth factors
- 15. Mechanochemical control of cell fate switching
- 16. In vivo synthesis of tissues and organs
- 17. Models as percursors for prosthetic devices
- 18. Quantitative aspects
- 19. Micro-scale patterning of cells and their environment
- 20. Cell interactions wtih polymers
- 21. Matrix effects
- 22. Polymer scaffold fabrication
- 23. Biodegradable polymers
- 24. Micro- and nanofabricated scaffolds
- 25. Three-dimensional scaffolds
- 26. Tissue engineering and transplantation in the fetus
- 27. Immunomodulation
- 28. Immunoisolation
- 29. Engineering challenges in immunobarrier device development
- 30. Embryonic stem cells
- 31. Adult epithelial tissue stem cells
- 32. Embryonic stem cells and a cell source for tissue engineering
- 33. Postnatal stem cells
- 34. Gene therapy
- 35. Gene delivery into cells and tissues
- 36. Breast reconstruction
- 37. Progenitor cells and cardiac homeostasis
- 38. Cardic-tissue engineering
- 39. Blood vessels
- 40. Heart valves
- 41. Generation of islets from stem cells
- 42. Bioartificial pancreas
- 43. Engineering pancreatic beta-cells
- 44. Thymus and parathyroid organogenesis
- 45. Adult stem cells in normal gastrointestinal function and inflammatory disease
- 46. Alimentary tract
- 47. Liver stem cells
- 48. Liver
- 49. Hematopoietic stem cells
- 50. Red blood cells substitutes
- 51. Lymphoid cells
- 52. Stem cells in kindey development and regeneration
- 53. Renal replacement devices
- 54. Genitourinary system
- 55. Mesenchymal stem cells
- 56. Bone regeneration
- 57. Bone and cartilage reconstruction
- 58. Regeneration and replacement of the intervertbral disc
- 59. Articular cartilage injury
- 60. Tendons and ligaments
- 61. Mechanosensory mechanisms in bone
- 62. Skeletal-tissue engineering
- 63. Neural stem cells
- 64. Brain implants
- 65. Spinal cord
- 66. Protection and repair of audition
- 67. Stem cells in the eye
- 68. Corneal-tissue replacement
- 69. Vision enhancement systems
- 70. Biological tooth replacement and repair
- 71. Oral and maxillofacial surgey
- 72. Periodontal-tissue engineering
- 73. Progenitor cells in the respiratory system
- 74. Lungs
- 75. Cutaneous stem cells
- 76. Wound repair
- 77. Bioengineered skin constructs
- 78. Current state of clinical application
- 79. Tissue-engineered skin products
- 80. Tissue-engineered cartilage products
- 81. Tissue-engineered bone products
- 82. Tissue-engineered cardiovascular products
- 83. Tissue-engineered organs
- 84. The tissue-engineering industry
- 85. The regulatory path from concept to market
- 86. Ethical issues.