2014
DOI: 10.15407/cryo24.04.292
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Liver structure in rats with experimental hepatic failure following implantation of macroporous carrier seeded with cryopreserved fetal liver cells

Abstract: Реферат: В работе исследовано состояние биоконструкций на основе криоконсервированных клеток фетальной печени (КФП), заселенных в макропористые альгинат-желатиновые матрицы (АЖМ), и их влияние на структуру печени после имплантации крысам с печеночной недостаточностью. В качестве носителей КФП крыс применяли широкопористые криогелевые АЖМ. Дополнительная альгинатная оболочка, сформированная вокруг АЖМ, предотвращала заселение матриц клетками реципиента in vivo и не влияла на жизнеспособность и экспансию КФП in … Show more

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“…Now, it is not possible to achieve high values of these parameters when injecting cells, due to the vulnerability of donor cells to the effects of the recipient’s immune system. Unlike intravascular injection, targeted cell transplantation using biomedical implants delivers a significant part of the cells into the tissue defect zone. Thus, it is urgent to search for alternative methods of introducing cellular material, which can achieve high rates of tissue and/or organ regeneration. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Now, it is not possible to achieve high values of these parameters when injecting cells, due to the vulnerability of donor cells to the effects of the recipient’s immune system. Unlike intravascular injection, targeted cell transplantation using biomedical implants delivers a significant part of the cells into the tissue defect zone. Thus, it is urgent to search for alternative methods of introducing cellular material, which can achieve high rates of tissue and/or organ regeneration. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%