… dermal ECM and its cells, so the decellularization process became much easier to be conducted.
On the other hand, the decellularization of unsterilized human dermis, … decellularization …

… decellularized self-assembled dermal matrices to reduce by half the manufacturing process
time of clinical-grade skin substitutes… can preserve decellularized self-assembled tissues and …

… On this basis, we hypothesize that dermal decellularized ECM … for future in vitro cardiac
tissue production. To test our … , to serve as substitute for the cardiac ECM the tissue/organ …

… -populated tissue for use in skin regeneration. In this review, we present recent knowledge
… these decellularized biomaterials with the potential to be used as dermal or skin substitutes …

… and weakness of skin substitutes after grafting. This study … organization complexity of dermal
skin decellularized extra-… a complex matrix from decellularized dermis tissue, closer to the …

… Since then, various 3D biological scaffolds derived from decellularized tissues or whole …
tissue engineerings, such as dermal tissue repair, heart valves replacement, and vascular tissue …

… decellularization and sterilization. It seems necessary to conduct research, which would define
the impact of decellularization … This research aims to assess decellularization methods of …

… and organs with intact architecture, we have developed a platform decellularization … in tissue
engineering. A combination of human mesenchymal stem cells with a decellularized dermal …

… for decellularization and preservation of human skin as a potential soft tissue replacement.
The … , (B) Type VII collagen is only expressed on the surface of the dermis tissue, (C) Type III …

… -printed tissue-engineered skin substitute using … tissue was decellularized, and extracellular
matrix components were lyophilized and solubilized to obtain adipose tissue decellularized …