Sentence examples for both types of scaffolds from inspiring English sources
Both types of scaffolds were stable on PBS, including in the presence of lysozyme, up to 4 weeks.
The fiber diameter distribution, tensile strength, thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA), and cellular behavior of both types of scaffolds were characterized and studied.
Subcutaneous implantation revealed a low foreign body reaction for both types of scaffolds and a more extended and dense cellular infiltrate in the plasma treated scaffolds.
Both types of scaffolds exhibited significant levels of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), chemical crosslinking and stiffening -alterations which are not favorable for cardiovascular tissue engineering.
Both types of scaffolds were seeded with rat calvarial osteoblasts and cultured in vitro or were subcutaneously implanted into athymic mice for eight weeks.
Furthermore, expression of alkaline phosphatase mRNA was higher on the 3D Texture scaffold, while osteocalcin mRNA expression was comparable for both types of scaffolds.
Stirred culture conditions indicate enhancement of GAG production in both types of scaffold.
Both types of scaffold displayed Young's moduli comparable to that of native elastin, but the high porosity scaffolds possessed higher tensile strength.
ATDC5 murine chondrogenic cells were seeded on both type of scaffolds, chitosan-RGD and chitosan-EGF, and cultured for 28 days in stationary conditions.
In this report, we observed, after 1 month in culture with ascorbate, in both type of scaffolds and initial cell densities, an increase in cell proliferation (2-fold) and in expression of genes encoding for collagen types I, II, X and MMP-2 and -13, but no change in the level of matrix deposition (collagen and GAG).
Capillary formation (i.e. sprouts length and number of sprouts per bead), assessed in a 3-D in vitro angiogenesis assay, was a function of bFGF loading concentration (0 ng, 50 ng and 100 ng per scaffold) for both types of electrospun scaffolds (i.e. with aligned or random fiber orientation).
