Cell Sheet Engineering for Stem Cell Delivery and Tissue Modeling
A special issue of Bioengineering (ISSN 2306-5354).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 March 2021) | Viewed by 8588
Special Issue Editor
2. Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Medical Research and Education Centre, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 119192 Moscow, Russia
Interests: regenerative medicine; wound healing; stem cell; tissue engineering; cell sheet; mesenchymal stem cell
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Special Issue Information
Cell sheet engineering has become a popular approach in the last couple of decades, mainly because of the obvious need for the better delivery of stem cells that undergo cell death after delivery by injection.
However, recent advances in this field have expanded our understanding of the cells’ biology within these multilayered constructs enriched by native extracellular matrix. At the moment, we believe that cell sheet engineering has gone far beyond an approach for the delivery of stem cells to treat disease, and has laid ground for next-level tissue modeling for both applied and basic research.
For this Special Issue, we invite cell biologists, specialists in ex vivo models, and tissue engineering as well as researchers in regenerative medicine to contribute their original research, reviews, hypotheses, and letters to provide an insight into the new achievements and directions in this field.
The Issue’s scope is focused on the cell sheets from different types of cells, their properties, and applications, and will give favor to new applications in tissue modeling and basic research regarding mechanisms of morphogenesis, regeneration, or cellular self-organization.
However, potential contributions are not limited to the above-mentioned, and communications on decellularized materials from cell sheets or the application of cell sheet-derived secretome or vesicles will be considered.
We expect that review submissions will be either invited or presented as an abstract for editorial consideration before submission of full-text manuscript. Experimental studies can be submitted according to the authors’ initiative within the deadlines, and will undergo editorial evaluation with peer review according to the journal’s rules of manuscript processing.
Dr. Pavel Makarevich
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Cell sheet
- Adult stem cells
- Tissue engineering
- Cell therapy
- Tissue models
- 3D models and cultures
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