Sentence examples for engineered organs from inspiring English sources
In short, this kind of bioengineering research can lead to processes and products where biology itself has been designed through engineering principles: bacteria engineered to produce chemicals; engineered organs to replace faulty ones; novel diagnostic modalities; the ability to engineer cells as if they were machines.
Perhaps even more importantly they could be employed to vascularize and innervate more complex engineered organs, a still outstanding unresolved problem of tissue engineering.
To solve this issue, the replacement of damaged human organ with an engineered organ, prepared by tissue engineering approach, has been popularly addressed since mass production of these engineered organs would certainly help to meet the high demand of transplant organs.
Examples of bioengineering research include bacteria engineered to produce chemicals, new medical imaging technology, portable disease diagnostic devices, and tissue engineered organs.
ESCs can generate vascular endothelial and mural cells to be used for transplantation and to create engineered organs.
These findings would be useful for the in vitro vascularization of various types of engineered organs and studies on angiogenesis.
The engineered organ combination could be used to test inhaled drugs and to identify new and more effective therapeutics that lack adverse cardiac side effects.
The outcome of tissue engineered organ transplants depends on the capacity of the biomaterial to promote a pro-healing response once implanted in vivo.
Logically, the manner in which the host responds to the selected intervention will be a critical determinant of the survival and downstream functionality of the engineered organ.
Furthermore, pre-treatment with A549-conditioned media resulted in a significantly more uniform distribution of the seeded mESCs throughout the engineered organ as compared to untreated DLS.
He says one approach being considered is to build up an engineered organ by layers, sandwiching blood vessels between sheets of blood-cleansing liver hepatocyte cells and tissue-connecting fibroblasts.
