… , implantation of hydrogels and scaffolds to modulate immune … hydrogels are preferable
because they can be injected in a … ™ loaded with bone marrow mononuclear cells compared to …

… as an effective, accurate, safe, and non-invasive translational approach to evaluate the …
implant, was used in this study to assess the mfNHC shape retention in rats following sc injection. …

… As a non-invasive and sensitive in situ monitoring technology… The rats were anesthetized
by injecting 4% chloral hydrate … No trace of cell attachment or biomolecule adsorption layer …

… in many adult tissues including bone marrow, adipose tissue, … MRI is a non-invasive imaging
modality allowing the three-… to an injured liver after intravenous tail injection and repair it. …

… non-invasive imaging technique that can be utilised for spatial and longitudinal tracking of
different cell … In addition, autologous CD34+ bone marrow stem cells were injected into the …

… Traditionally, biomaterials implants were designed to be as ‘… us a non-invasive, painless
and thermal therapy for restoring … , was locally injected during implantation of alpha-tricalcium …

… non-invasive, low-cost, and accurate measurements of bone … , physical therapy, joint
injections (corticosteroids, hyaluronic … opportunities in tracking and assessing bone health …

… 21 days on human bone marrow stromal cells in basal medium … In addition, researchers
have developed a new injectable form … By tracing the changes of morphology, composition, and …

… Via this non-invasive imaging, the authors could confirm the … specific tracking of (tumor-infiltrating)
CD8 + cytotoxic T cells … xenografts at 48 or 72 h post injection. Moreover, uptake of the …

… cell tracking in the bone tissue regeneration process into an implanted engineered biomaterial…
The OPN–fibrin hydrogel was developed to carry cells and also be injected into a 3D Coll/…