Sentence examples for regenerating potential from inspiring English sources

The results revealed that the BM-MSCs endowed β-TCP scaffold with a better and more rapid bone regenerating potential: since the first evaluation period of 2 weeks, the regenerated bone tissue in group I was more mature, denser and homogeneously distributed.

To further optimize the therapeutic efficacy, the prepared ALN/CUR nanoparticles were decorated with hyaluronic acid which is a well-documented biomacromolecule having exceptional bone regenerating potential.

Since the bone regenerating potential of MAPCs was well reported in previous studies [ 18, 23], our efforts were focused mainly on the materials aspect to compare natural and synthetic components in bone regeneration.

This enzyme catalyzes electron transfer from NAD(P H to quinones, thus replenishing the NAD(P)+ pool, and regenerating intracellular potential.

Yet some tumor cells (CSCs?) began regenerating their vasculogenic potential that had been dormant during the years of in vitro culturing ([F & G] in Figure 1 & Figure S1).

Recent advances in dental stem cell biotechnology and cell-mediated murine tooth regeneration have encouraged researchers to explore the potential for regenerating living teeth with appropriate functional properties [4] [6].

He was also one of the first to recognise the potential of regenerating Britain's inner cities, well before it became fashionable.

On March 24th, Labour's housing guru, Andrew Adonis, published a report for IPPR, a think-tank, praising this model for regenerating estates, calling them potential "city villages".

The use of three dimensional construct in tissue engineering holds great potential in regenerating cartilage defects.

The field of tissue engineering is emerging as a multidisciplinary area with promising potential for regenerating new tissues and organs.

Tissue engineering approaches that combine cells, scaffolds, and stimulatory cues hold considerable potential for regenerating functional bone.