<p>A 3 mm by 3 mm specimen of buccal mucosal tissue was excised. The mucosal section was divided into the epithelium and subepithelium. Isolated epithelial cells from the epithelium and isolated fibroblasts from the subepithelium were separately cultured for a two-week culture period. Following this, using cell-culture inserts, the proliferated fibroblasts were mixed into concentrated type I collagen gel on an oriented collagen sheet and cultured for one week. The proliferated epithelial cells were seeded and co-cultured on the collagen gel containing fibroblasts. After an additional two-week co-culture period, fabrication of the organotypic cultured tissue with stratified epithelial cells was complete.</p
[[abstract]]A novel method for preparing an acellular xenogeneic extracellular matrix scaffold for t...
Abstract Engineered epithelial cell sheets for clinical replacement of non-functional upper aerodige...
Introduction: Carrier-free autologous mucosal epithelial cell sheets have been clinically utilized a...
<p>A tissue-engineered vocal fold mucosa was successfully fabricated (20 mm diameter).</p
Vocal fold epithelial cells are very difficult to study as the vocal fold epithelial cell lines do n...
<p>Hematoxylin and Eosin staining revealed that the tissue-engineered vocal fold mucosa consisted of...
Scarred vocal folds result in irregular vibrations during phonation due to stiffness of the vocal fo...
Tissue engineered human oral mucosa has the potential to fill tissue deficits caused by facial traum...
Tissue engineered human oral mucosa has the potential to be applied to the closure of surgical wound...
Vocal fold scarring is the fibrotic manifestation of most common pathological voice disorders. Voice...
Oral tissue engineering aims to treat and fill tissue deficits caused by congenital defects, facial ...
Objectives/hypothesisPhysiologically relevant, well-characterized in vitro vocal fold coculture mode...
Tissue-engineered oral mucosa, in the form of epithelial cell sheets or full-thickness oral mucosa e...
Objective: A current lack of methods for epithelial cell culture significantly hinders our understan...
Reconstruction of large oral mucosa defects is often challenging, since the shortage of healthy ora...
[[abstract]]A novel method for preparing an acellular xenogeneic extracellular matrix scaffold for t...
Abstract Engineered epithelial cell sheets for clinical replacement of non-functional upper aerodige...
Introduction: Carrier-free autologous mucosal epithelial cell sheets have been clinically utilized a...
<p>A tissue-engineered vocal fold mucosa was successfully fabricated (20 mm diameter).</p
Vocal fold epithelial cells are very difficult to study as the vocal fold epithelial cell lines do n...
<p>Hematoxylin and Eosin staining revealed that the tissue-engineered vocal fold mucosa consisted of...
Scarred vocal folds result in irregular vibrations during phonation due to stiffness of the vocal fo...
Tissue engineered human oral mucosa has the potential to fill tissue deficits caused by facial traum...
Tissue engineered human oral mucosa has the potential to be applied to the closure of surgical wound...
Vocal fold scarring is the fibrotic manifestation of most common pathological voice disorders. Voice...
Oral tissue engineering aims to treat and fill tissue deficits caused by congenital defects, facial ...
Objectives/hypothesisPhysiologically relevant, well-characterized in vitro vocal fold coculture mode...
Tissue-engineered oral mucosa, in the form of epithelial cell sheets or full-thickness oral mucosa e...
Objective: A current lack of methods for epithelial cell culture significantly hinders our understan...
Reconstruction of large oral mucosa defects is often challenging, since the shortage of healthy ora...
[[abstract]]A novel method for preparing an acellular xenogeneic extracellular matrix scaffold for t...
Abstract Engineered epithelial cell sheets for clinical replacement of non-functional upper aerodige...
Introduction: Carrier-free autologous mucosal epithelial cell sheets have been clinically utilized a...