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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Laser light produces synthetic tissue for regenerative medicine by creating 3D scaffolds with one micrometer resolution

Laser light produces synthetic tissue for regenerative medicine by creating 3D scaffolds with one micrometer resolution: "Tissue engineering pursues the aim of replacing natural tissue after injuries and illnesses with implants which enable the body to regenerate itself with the patient’s own cells. So that tissue can be produced to replicate the body’s natural tissue, knowledge of the interaction between cells in a three-dimensional framework and the growth conditions for complete regeneration is essential. Using a special laser technique, research scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT and other Fraunhofer Institutes have succeeded in producing hybrid biomimetic matrices. These serve as a basis for scaffold and implant structures on which the cells can grow effectively."

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