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Employing this dynamic character, it is possible to regenerate the used gel, and thus has the potential to perform in a range of dynamic or bioresponsive applications.
However, when a loss of superhydrophobicity occurs, it is possible to regenerate the fabric surface by an easy repair process which consists of repeating silver deposition and surface fluorination process.
The concept of tissue engineering is based on that fact that by cultivating postnatal dental stem cells (DSCs) on a well-designed bioengineered three dimensional scaffold, it is possible to regenerate tooth organogenesis.
The binding of small molecules to an aptamer is highly reversible, so it is possible to regenerate the sensor.
According to tissue engineering concepts, it is possible to regenerate various tissues using living cells and an appropriate scaffold [ 22].
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Her goal was to test whether it was possible to regenerate muscle, even among the very frail elderly.
It was possible to regenerate the surfaces under flow conditions.
For T. crassiceps it was possible to regenerate complete cysticerci from cellular clusters [ 88]; for E. multilocularis new metacestodes were regenerated from the germinal layer [ 89]; in the case of E. granulosus, the isolation and in vitro maintenance and propagation of germinal cells have been reported [ 90, 91].
New research from the Children's Hospital Boston suggests that one day it may be possible to regenerate damaged anterior cruciate ligaments rather replace them, offering hundreds of thousands of patients a less invasive surgery and a shot at slowing the onset of osteoarthritis.
One of the researchers, Dr Albert Edge, said: "It hasn't been possible to regenerate hair cells in adult mammals before, this is very exciting.
By various manipulations, it is possible to make them regenerate in a proximal direction, however.
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