Most current strategies for tissue engineering depend upon a sample of autologous cells from the diseased organ of the host. In some instances, primary autologous human cells cannot be expanded ...

Atala leans against a custom-built 3-D bioprinter. Seventy-four percent of Americans think bioengineered organs are an "appropriate use" of technology. The number of 3-D printers used by medical ...

Bioengineered kidneys transplanted into rats filter blood and produce urine, an achievement that points the way to replacement kidneys for humans. “The real value of this study is that it’s the kidney ...

It’s developing bioengineered organs—livers and kidneys—that can be transplanted in humans. Jeff Ross, who holds a Ph.D. in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology, joined the company ...

Once implanted, these bioengineered stem cell-derived tissues will take patients off dialysis, delay their need for transplantation, and one day become replacement organs. Learn more at trestlebio ...

(HUMA) to explore synergies in bioengineering vascularized organs for transplantation. Trestle Bio, a preclinical-stage company, develops bioengineered kidney tissues for end-stage renal disease ...

Memorial Foundation and $125,000 from the Ilene Beal Foundation and Margaret Stewart Lindsay Foundation to support translational development of bioengineered human organs for clinical transplantation.

BALTIMORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Pantheon Vision, a preclinical-stage medical device company developing bioengineered corneal implants to eliminate corneal blindness, today announced entering a ...