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Furthermore, PGC-1α is known to benefit tissues that do not have a primary metabolic function, such as the brain (Lin et al., 2004; Cui et al., 2006; Castillo-Quan, 2011).
The topographic and mechanical characteristics of engineered tissue constructs, simulating native tissues, should benefit tissue engineering.
Through this tunable system, surface properties of scaffolds can be finely adjusted to benefit tissue engineering applications.
The difference in the chemical and physical properties of boron nitride nanotube (BNNT) films and carbon nanotube (CNT) films can benefit tissue scaffolding and engineering.
Gene therapy is an effective approach in regenerative medicine (Ruiz and Regueiro, 2012), introducing small interfering RNA or microRNA mimics targeting the pathway components or YAP target genes by viral- or viral free- approaches may benefit tissue regeneration (Yin et al., 2014).
Knowledge of the effects of loading patterns may also benefit tissue engineering strategies and post-surgical rehabilitation.
This process somehow is also believed to benefit tissue ingrowth and cell surface interactions in the dental implant [ 70].
Temporal stimulation of SOD3 expression could benefit tissue healing after injury [ 1– 6], while long-term inhibition of overproduction of the enzyme could prevent unwanted hyperplasia [ 7].
MMPs aid efficient invasion of inflammatory cells to sites of damage or infection, permit angiogenesis and prepare the tissue for deposition of new ECM – all actions that ultimately benefit tissue repair (Parks et al., 2004).
Although interspecies variation, together with changes with IVD degeneration were noted, use of this gene expression signature will benefit tissue engineering studies where defining the NP phenotype is paramount.
Knowledge of the forces acting on musculoskeletal joint tissues during movement benefits tissue engineering, artificial joint replacement, and our understanding of ligament and cartilage injury.
