Kultur erwachsener Haut auf festem Nährboden

Kreibich, Karl

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“…The earliest endeavours to culture skin epithelial cells date back to the beginning of the century (Kreibich 1914) and have been continued in studies of the epithelial and mesenchymal elements by investigators in the 1930's (e.g., Katzenstein and Knake 1931;Chlopin 1932;Pinkus 1932). These early attempts used organ or explant cultures of human and animal skin, systems where the epidermal cells were left undisturbed in their tissue organization and in contact with their specific mesenchyme (for review see Karasek 1975;Prunieras et al 1976;.…”

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Mammalian Epidermal Cells in Culture

Fusenig

1986

Biology of the Integument

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Mammalian Epidermal Cells in Culture

Fusenig

1986

Biology of the Integument

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“…The first method for growing epithelial and connective cells [1][2][3] out of the body, using a medium of simple saline solution with or without glucose and biological fluids, occurred at the beginning of the last century.…”

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Cutaneous Tissue Engineering and Lower Extremity Wounds (Part 1)

Boschi¹,

Longoni

Romanelli

et al. 2004

The International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds

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Tissue-engineered skin is a novel therapeutic with which difficult-to-heal lower extremity wounds may be treated. Such skins are products of cutaneous tissue engineering that provide an alternative for autologous or allogeneic tissue transplantation, thereby avoiding problems associated with donor site availability, the risk of infection, and scarring. Recently developed tissue-engineered skin equivalents have shown to be superior in certain ways to compression therapy for refractory venous ulcers and acute wounds. These biologic products behave similarly to autografts.

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“…In seinem Beitrag "Kultur erwachsener Haut auf festem Nährboden" kultivierte er kleine Spalthautstücke vom Menschen auf Peptonagar und konnte dabei histologisch eine Epithelmigration aus diesen Geweben nachweisen [35].…”

Section: Frühe Meilensteine Von Epithelzellkulturen Der Haut Im Deutsunclassified

Von der Wundheilung zum modernen Tissue Engineering der Haut

Krämer-Schultheiss

Schultheiss²

2002

Der Hautarzt

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The early precursors of modern techniques of keratinocyte transplantation and tissue engineering of the skin are reviewed, starting with histological research into the processes of wound healing and of skin transplantation in the 19th century and continuing with the introduction of cell and tissue culture techniques in early 20th century medicine. The later experimental and clinical application of this research in dermatology and plastic surgery is also explored.

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Kultur erwachsener Haut auf festem Nährboden

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Mammalian Epidermal Cells in Culture

Mammalian Epidermal Cells in Culture

Cutaneous Tissue Engineering and Lower Extremity Wounds (Part 1)

Von der Wundheilung zum modernen Tissue Engineering der Haut

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