Artificial tissue engineering scaffolds can potentially provide support and guidance for the
regrowth of severed axons following nerve injury. In this study, a hybrid biomaterial …

Hydrogels have emerged as promising biomaterials for nerve regeneration due to their
adjustable properties, structural resemblance to the extracellular matrix, and ability to …

Various neural tissue engineering approaches that are under development for applications
ranging from guidance conduits to cell-based therapies rely on the ability to encapsulate …

Low-concentration hydrogels have favorable properties for many cell functions in tissue
engineering but are considerably limited from a scaffold fabrication point of view due to poor …

Due to the structural similarity to the extracellular matrix, nowadays, hydrogels are widely
used for tissue engineering applications. Among the various hydrogels, alginate is …

Current therapies have limited capacity to curtail disease progression or damage of the
central nervous system (CNS) of adult mammals and successful regeneration following …

Neural tissue engineering focuses on development of biomaterials that could support
regeneration of neurons after trauma as well as injury caused by degenerative diseases. In …

There is a growing research interest on designing a tissue regenerative matrix that can be
injected and forms an anisotropic network for effective nerve injury repair. Here, an …

Nowadays, as a result of the frequent occurrence of accidental injuries and traumas such as
bone damage, the number of people causing bone injuries or fractures is increasing around …

Hydrogels are attractive biomaterials for three-dimensional cell culture and tissue
engineering applications. The preparation of hydrogels using alginate and gelatin provides …