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Nevertheless, these RHC implants can achieve stable regeneration and therefore, represent a potentially safe alternative to donor organ transplantation.

Here, we show the functional equivalence of a CLP conjugated to polyethylene glycol (CLP-PEG) to full-length recombinant human collagen in vitro and in promoting stable regeneration of corneal tissue and nerves in a pre-clinical mini-pig model.

The stable regeneration plants were successfully acquired.

This suggests that unlike tissue culture-induced DNA hypomethylation that is largely stable after regeneration, CHH hypermethylation is eliminated after regeneration.

However, the alloy is not stable during regeneration with the Sn segregating from the Pt/Sn alloy during coke burning.

Due to lack of proper chondrogenic niche, stable cartilage regeneration of bone marrow stromal cells (BMSCs) in subcutaneous environments is always a great challenge.

Experimental transplantation of fetal keratinocytes in vivo seeded on an engineered plasma scaffold yielded a well-stratified epidermal architecture and showed stable skin regeneration.

Furthermore, we specifically asked whether the combined transplantation of human VPC-derived EC and MC could induce stable vascular regeneration to achieve long-term vascular integrity.

With a series of selection in callus, shoot and root inducing kanamycin-containing resistance media, we successfully obtained stable transgenic regeneration plants.

Above 50°C, we observed an apparent lag (up to ∼30 s at 60°C in Fig. 2), but this is due to low activity of the heat-stable ATP regeneration system used at these temperatures, as confirmed by adding ATP to the system.

The prepared sensor also showed stable reproducibility and regeneration capacity.