Therapeutic Potential of Implanted Tissue‐Engineered Bioartificial Muscles Delivering Recombinant Proteins to the Sheep Heart - Concepedia

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Therapeutic Potential of Implanted Tissue‐Engineered Bioartificial Muscles Delivering Recombinant Proteins to the Sheep Heart

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2002

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Yaobin Lu, Janet Shansky, Michael Del Tatto, Paulette Ferland, S McGuire, J. Marszalkowski, Mary S. Maish, Richard A. Hopkins, X. Wang, Paul E. Kosnik,

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

Tissue EngineeringCardiac MuscleTherapeutic PotentialEngineeringBioactive ProteinsBiofabricationCardiac RegenerationBiomedical EngineeringRegenerative MedicineAngiogenesisSkeletal MuscleRegenerative BiomaterialsTranslational Tissue EngineeringMatrix BiologyVascular Tissue EngineeringLeast 30Regenerative EngineeringCardiovascular EngineeringMusculoskeletal Regenerative EngineeringFunctional Tissue EngineeringSheep HeartCell EngineeringCardiac ReprogrammingCell BiologyDevelopmental BiologyPhysiologyStem Cell ResearchMedicineBiomaterials

Abstract

Tissue-engineered primary adult sheep muscle cells genetically engineered to express either rhVEGF or rhIGF-1 secreted the bioactive proteins locally in the sheep heart for at least 30 days.

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