Sentence examples for matrix to support from inspiring English sources
Zhong, J. et al. Hydrogel matrix to support stem cell survival after brain transplantation in stroke.
Biomaterials play a critical role in engineering of tissue constructs, working as an artificial extracellular matrix to support regeneration.
Ligament engineering necessitates the use of appropriate source cells and a growth matrix to support cell proliferation and collagen synthesis.
In the well-designed three dimensional structure, expanded graphite works as a conductive matrix to support Al particles coated by carbon.
It was unclear if an engineering plastic with a high glass transition temperature Tg could replace a crosslinked coating matrix to support an NP-GLIDE coating.
Polymers can serve as a matrix to support cell growth by having various properties such as biocompatibility, biodegradability, porosity, charge, mechanical strength, and hydrophobicity.
The ability of electrospun silk matrices to support BMSC attachment, spreading and growth in vitro, combined with a biocompatibility and biodegradable properties of the silk protein matrix, suggest potential use of these biomaterial matrices as scaffolds for tissue engineering.
To evaluate the viability and proliferative activity of human urothelial cells (HUCs) cultured on tissue-engineered extracellular matrix scaffolds and to assess the potential of extracellular matrixes to support the growth of HUCs in their expected in vivo urine environment.
In recent years, to alleviate these effects there was an improvement in the development of tissue engineering, scaffolds or matrices, to support an adequate mechanical and biological environment necessary for the regeneration of damaged tissues.
The future outlook includes developing conjugated patterned hydrogel matrices, developing novel hydrogel matrices to support self-renewal and pluripotency of embryonic and adult stem cells, and merging 3D printing with bioconjugation to fabricate hydrogels with anatomical arrangement of cells and biomolecules.
However, second-generation cartilage tissue engineering grafts using a variety of matrices to support the autologous chondrocytes were recently considered to be technically more attractive.
