A flat material like a sheet of ordinary blank paper, patty paper (for separating hamburger patties), parchment paper or deli paper work well; or a non-flat material may sometimes be wanted like a sheet or wad of tissues, bit of polyester stuffing, pile of baking soda or pile of cornstarch, etc. Bare *unglazed* tiles work well too and are their own rigid carriers.
In this animal model, the silk mesh demonstrated significantly greater ingrowth of fibrous tissue compared with polyester mesh [ 8].
Filter inserts: Costar 'Transwell Clear' 12-well tissue-culture-treated sterile polyester membrane, 0.4 µm pore, 12 mm membrane, pre-loaded on cluster plates.
The degradable synthetic polymers, which have widely been used as scaffolding materials in bone tissue engineering, are polyesters.
Meninges were removed and CNS tissues were cultured on a polyester porous membrane (0.22 μm, Millipore), floating above serum-free medium (DMEM-F12 supplemented with Gibco N2 and B27 additives), as previously described [ 34- 36, 53].
There are few suitable techniques available to sterilize biodegradable polyester three-dimensional tissue engineering scaffolds because they are susceptible to degradation and/or morphological degeneration by high temperature and pressure.
As the polyester type material degradation, granulation tissue infiltrated into CPU3 bulk (b2) and connected the two sides of tissue with the time passing by, which might be attributed to scaffold's high hydrophilicity, faster biodegradability, and better cytocompatibility.
PLA was the first polyester studied for application in tissue engineering because of its biocompatibility and biodegradability.
Poly polyol sebacate) (PPS) is a family of cross-linked polyester elastomers, developed for soft tissue engineering (Wang et al. [2002a]).
Stem/progenitor cells derived from neonatal rabbit kidney were mounted inside a specific tissue holder and covered by layers of polyester fleece.
