TY - BOOK
T1 - Cardiac Tissue Engineering
T2 - Principles, Materials, and Applications
AU - Ruvinov, Emil
AU - Sapir, Yulia
AU - Cohen, Smadar
PY - 2011/9/29
Y1 - 2011/9/29
N2 - Cardiac tissue engineering aims at repairing damaged heart muscle and producing human cardiac tissues for application in drug toxicity studies. This book offers a comprehensive overview of the cardiac tissue engineering strategies, including presenting and discussing the various concepts in use, research directions and applications. Essential basic information on the major components in cardiac tissue engineering, namely cell sources and biomaterials, is firstly presented to the readers, followed by a detailed description of their implementation in different strategies, broadly divided to cellular and acellular ones. In cellular approaches, the biomaterials are used to increase cell retention after implantation or as scaffolds when bioengineering the cardiac patch, in vitro. In acellular approaches, the biomaterials are used as ECM replacement for damaged cardiac ECM after MI, or, in combination with growth factors, the biomaterials assume an additional function as a depot for prolonged factor ac...
AB - Cardiac tissue engineering aims at repairing damaged heart muscle and producing human cardiac tissues for application in drug toxicity studies. This book offers a comprehensive overview of the cardiac tissue engineering strategies, including presenting and discussing the various concepts in use, research directions and applications. Essential basic information on the major components in cardiac tissue engineering, namely cell sources and biomaterials, is firstly presented to the readers, followed by a detailed description of their implementation in different strategies, broadly divided to cellular and acellular ones. In cellular approaches, the biomaterials are used to increase cell retention after implantation or as scaffolds when bioengineering the cardiac patch, in vitro. In acellular approaches, the biomaterials are used as ECM replacement for damaged cardiac ECM after MI, or, in combination with growth factors, the biomaterials assume an additional function as a depot for prolonged factor ac...
UR - https://www.mendeley.com/catalogue/d91a373b-d3e5-32a0-8145-bffcdac6a949/
U2 - 10.2200/s00437ed1v01y201207tis009
DO - 10.2200/s00437ed1v01y201207tis009
M3 - Book
SN - 978-3-031-01456-7
T3 - Synthesis Lectures on Tissue Engineering
BT - Cardiac Tissue Engineering
PB - Springer Nature Switzerland AG
ER -