| Literature DB >> 28628852 |
Ahmed T El-Serafi1, Ibrahim T El-Serafi2, Moustafa Elmasry3, Ingrid Steinvall4, Folke Sjöberg4.
Abstract
Skin regeneration is a life-saving need for many patients, whom list is stretched from burn victims to motor-car accidents. Spraying cells, either keratinocytes or stem cells, were associated with variable results and, in many cases, unfavorable outcomes. As the spatial configuration of the skin is distinctive, many trials investigated the bio-printing or the construction of three dimensional skin models where different layers of the skin were preserved. Although some of these models showed the histological configuration of the skin, their acceptance by the wound was questionable as a consequence of delayed vascularization. In this mini-review, different models for three dimensional regeneration of the skin will be discussed with their main points of strength and challenges as well as their possible opportunities.Entities:
Keywords: Regeneration; Self-assembly; Skin; Stem cell; Three dimensional
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Year: 2017 PMID: 28628852 DOI: 10.1016/j.diff.2017.06.002
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Differentiation ISSN: 0301-4681 Impact factor: 3.880