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Small tissue cylinders (diameter 8.0 mm) including epithelium and submucosa were cut with a biopsy punch (Stiefel, Laboratories, Inc. North Carolina), and the tissue fragments placed on a sponge support (sponge area = 2.25 cm, BioOptica, Milan, Italy) with the submucosa facing the sponge.

The sponge supported the attachment and the proliferation of mouse fibroblast cells.

Thin silk protein film stacks served as the scaffolding to support the corneal epithelial and stromal layers, while a surrounding silk porous sponge supported neuronal growth.

In this study, a state-of-art disk-based RBC has been modified to a drum-based with sponge supporting medium and its performance at different inlet loading rates (ILR) of gaseous benzene, and its effect on elimination capacity (EC) and removal efficiency (RE) have been investigated.

These findings are supported by previous reports that numerous scaffolds including microcarrier beads or collagen-coated sponges support cell attachment in vitro[ 24].

Lyophilized silk sponges supported the adhesion of mesenchymal stem cells throughout 3D scaffolds, cell proliferation in vitro, and cell infiltration and scaffold remodeling when implanted subcutaneously in vivo.

To some extent, the fact that lncRNAs can reduce the levels of miRNAs by functioning as their sponges supports this hypothesis.

We demonstrated, using a collagen sponge gel support with hormonal substitution, that the endometrial cells are viable during four days, do not dedifferentiated and are able to produce endometrial "markers".

In this study, we employed 3D fibrin gels alone or in combination with the synthetic poly l-lactic acid) (poly l-lactictic-glycolic acid (PLLA) sponges to support in-vitro construct vascularization and to enhance neovascularization upon implantation.

Using LC-MS, we could clearly detect the presence of both 2 and 5 in the sponge extract (Supporting Information Figure 13).

The activation of the SwfAACP to its holo-form by co-expression with Svp, which is the first functional examination of the swf type genes in marine sponges, also supports this idea and additionally suggests that expression of a functional swf pathway in a heterologous host is possible.