Bioartificial endocrine organs: at the cutting edge of translational research in endocrinology

Autor: Toni R, Bassi E, Zini N, Zamparelli A, Barbaro F, Dallatana D, Mosca S, Lippi G, Spaletta G, Bassoli E, Denti L, Gatto A, Parrilli A, Fini M, Giardino R, Sandri M, Sprio S, Tampieri A.

Publikováno v: Bio-inspired Regenerative Medicine: Materials, Processes and Clinical Applications, edited by Sprio, Simone; Tampieri, Anna. Singapore: Pan Stanford Publishing, 2016
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:Toni R, Bassi E, Zini N, Zamparelli A, Barbaro F, Dallatana D, Mosca S, Lippi G, Spaletta G, Bassoli E, Denti L, Gatto A, Parrilli A, Fini M, Giardino R, Sandri M, Sprio S, Tampieri A./titolo:Bioartificial endocrine organs: at the cutting edge of translational research in endocrinology/titolo_volume:Bio-inspired Regenerative Medicine: Materials, Processes and Clinical Applications/curatori_volume:Sprio, Simone; Tampieri, Anna/editore: /anno:2016

Bioartificial endocrine organs comprise classical endocrine glands, and soft (parenchyma) and hard (mineralized) tissue organs involved in endocrine-metabolic regulation. These bioconstructs are one of the newest promises of regenerative medicine, bu

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BIOARTIFICIAL ENDOCRINE ORGANS: A TRANSLATIONAL PERSPECTIVE IN REGENERATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY

Autor: TONI, ROBERTO, SPALETTA, GIULIA, GIARDINO, ROBERTO, Zini N., Barbaro F., Zamparelli A., Dallatana D., Bassi E., Mosca S., Lippi G., Bassoli E., Denti L., Gatto A., Parrilli A., Fini M., Ceglia L., Sandri M., Sprio S., Tampieri A.

Bioartificial endocrine glands are a recent promise of regenerative medicine, offering a translational perspective for the cure by transplantation of a number of endocrine and metabolic disorders. However, their reconstruction “on the laboratory be

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Identification of putative adult stem cells in the rat thyroid and their use in ex situ bioengineering

Autor: Strusi, V., Zini, N., Mastrogiacomo, S., Zamparelli, A., Barbaro, F., Dallatana, D., Parrilli, A., Giardino, R., Toni, R.

Adult stem cells have been recently isolated from the human and mouse thyroid. Identification has been possible by their capacity to form floating cell spheroids or thyrospheres when primary cells are cultured in the absence of serum but presence of

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BIOENGINEERING OF THE THYROID LOBE: USE OF ITS STROMAL / VASCULAR MATRIX AS A SCAFFOLD FOR EX SITU RECONSTRUCTION

Autor: Toni, R., Strusi, V., Zini, N., Dallatana, D., Mastrogiacomo, S., Parrilli, A., Giardino, R., Lippi, G., Spaletta, G., Bassoli, Elena, Gatto, Andrea, Iafisco, M., Sandri, M., Tampieri, A.

Regenerative medicine of endocrine glands is one of the newest fields in biomedical research, and promises to become a primary strategy to treat a number of endocrine disorders. Using computational bioengineering we have recently suggested that the t

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http://hdl.handle.net/11585/125296

A combined Additive Layer Manufacturing / Indirect Replication method to prototype 3D vascular-like structures of soft tissue and endocrine organs

Autor: Bassoli, Elena, Denti, Lucia, Gatto, Andrea, Spaletta, G., Paderno, A., Zini, N., Parrilli, A., Giardino, R., Strusi, V., Dallatana, D., Mastrogiacomo, S., Zamparelli, A., Iafisco, M., Toni, R.

We describe an innovative methodology combining Additive Layer Manufacturing (ALM) and indirect replication to reconstruct reticular-like, three-dimensional (3D) structures mimicking the vascular network of soft tissue and endocrine organs. Using a f

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