Atala wondered whether it would instead be possible to remove
bladder cells from a patient and use them to grow a replacement organ, thus eliminating the risk of transplant rejection.
Not exact matches
In 1999, Anthony Atala grew a colony of
bladder cells, taken
from a biopsy and seeded on a «scaffold» in the shape of a
patient's own
bladder.
Then he'd paint
cells grown
from the
patient's
bladder onto the frame with a custom 3 - D printer — a technique Discover detailed in a profile of Atala last year.
Anthony Atala, a surgeon and director of the Institute for Regenerative Medicine at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston - Salem, North Carolina, reported that artificial
bladders can be grown in the lab
from a
patient's own
cells and successfully implanted.
2 Tissue Engineering Triumph: Lab - Grown
Bladders Artificial bladders can be grown from a patient's own cells and successfully impl
Bladders Artificial
bladders can be grown from a patient's own cells and successfully impl
bladders can be grown
from a
patient's own
cells and successfully implanted...
In the current study, organoids were made
from the tumor
cells of 22
patients with invasive
bladder cancer.
In the current study, organoids were made
from the tumor
cells of 22
patients with invasive
bladder cancer.