Progress in tissue engineering promises patients new biomedical technologies to reduce pain, regenerate tissue, restore structure and functions, and on the horizon, replace failing organs with fully functional artificial ones.
Lesions of the SCN abolish circadian rhythms of locomotor activity and transplants of fetal SCN tissue restore rhythmic behavior with the periodicity of the donor's genotype, suggesting that the SCN determines the period of the circadian behavioral rhythm.
Is the process by which a tissue restores its physiological homeostatic condition.
Only as the 2D images of successive slices are layered together is the 3D nature of the tissue restored (see, e.g., [ 6]).
Wound healing according to Al-Henhena et al. [ 36] is a complex and dynamic process by which cellular structures and tissue layers in a damaged tissue restores itself as closely as possible to its original state.
While new functional tissue is being formed, the BAM scaffold undergoes slow degradation, which over time will ultimately result in the remaining presence of just novel tissue (restored in place of implanted scaffold) [ 7, 8].
However, a small dose injected directly into the appropriate muscle along with holistic massage therapy involving connective tissues restored Fleisher's fingers sufficiently for him to return to two-handed performances.
In contrast, restriction of HY expression to hematopoietic tissues restored MB49 responses but resulted in a loss of antileukemia responses.
When laryngeal tissues are diseased, treatment should be directed to remove diseased tissue while restoring healthy tissue to normal function.
Insulin resistance is associated with increased adipose tissue-derived circulating fatty acid and ectopic lipid accumulation (Karpe et al., 2011; McQuaid et al., 2011), thus approaches that block excessive fatty acid release from adipose tissue and restore normal tissue lipid partitioning often improve insulin sensitivity (Fulcher et al., 1992).
Essentially treatment involves complete removal of the resorptive tissue and restoring the defect.
