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Stem Cell Tissue Engineering
Stem cell tissue engineering has offered us a new and improved way to treat illnesses and diseases. Adult stem cells are proving themselves useful in tissue engineering.

Published by SSleutz (119 pts ) on Sep 30, 2008 to
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Pros and Cons of Tissue Engineering
Tissue engineering, intended to improve or to replace biological functions, is an emerging technology. Read about the advantages and disadvantages of tissue engineering.

Published by SSleutz (119 pts ) on Sep 30, 2008 to
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The Tissue Engineered Bladder
Between the years 1999 to 2001, Children's Hospital Boston implanted nine children with tissue engineered bladders. Of the nine children, seven were available for follow-up. The tissue engineered bladders of all seven children are functioning well. How were these tissue engineered bladders made?

Published by Rose Kivi (2,913 pts ) on Sep 29, 2008 to
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Advances in Artificial Heart Technology
New advances in technology promise to help more patients survive the need for heart transplant.

Published by mslate (1,547 pts ) on Sep 29, 2008 to
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Computer Aided Tissue Engineering
Tissue engineering is an expanding field in many respects. Computer aided tissue engineering, or CATE, is one division of this area of study that is expanding due to its supportive nature in the tissue engineering field.

Published by SSleutz (119 pts ) on Sep 22, 2008 to
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Pancreatic Tissue Engineering
The goal of pancreatic tissue engineering is to restore diabetes patients' ability to produce insulin. Scientists are researching ways to improve pancreatic tissue engineering methods. With the current diabetes epidemic, the success of pancreatic tissue engineering could benefit many lives

Published by Rose Kivi (2,913 pts ) on Sep 22, 2008 to
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The Future of Bone Tissue Engineering
The goal of bone tissue engineering is to grow new bones, cartilage and teeth that are fully functional and have the ability to regenerate like natural healthy bone. Researchers are working on engineering bone that will replace and repair degenerated or injured bone.

Published by Rose Kivi (2,913 pts ) on Sep 19, 2008 to
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The Use of Autologous Cells in Tissue Engineering
Harvesting autologous cells to repair or replace organs is quickly becoming a reality. Scientists have already successfully used autologous cells for tissue engineering in the research field and in real patient settings.

Published by Rose Kivi (2,913 pts ) on Sep 15, 2008 to
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A Scientist's View on Tissue Engineering
Tissue engineering has the potential to change the way we deal with disease, injuries and old age. Growing new living tissue to replace diseased and damaged tissue could be commonplace in the future.

Published by Rose Kivi (2,913 pts ) on Sep 15, 2008 to
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