Host non-inflammatory neutrophils mediate the engraftment of bioengineered vascular networks - Nature Biomedical Engineering

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Abstract
A comparison of the in vivo engraftment of scaffolds containing either an unassembled suspension of human vascular cells or an assembled network of them shows that non-inflammatory host neutrophils are indispensable mediators of vascularization.
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Authors Lin, Ruei-Zeng;Lee, Chin Nien;Moreno-Luna, Rafael;Neumeyer, Joseph;Piekarski, Breanna;Zhou, Pingzhu;Moses, Marsha A.;Sachdev, Monisha;Pu, William T.;Emani, Sitaram;Melero-Martin, Juan M.;Lin, Ruei-Zeng;Lee, Chin Nien;Moreno-Luna, Rafael;Neumeyer, Joseph;Piekarski, Breanna;Zhou, Pingzhu;Moses, Marsha A.;Sachdev, Monisha;Pu, William T.;Emani, Sitaram;Melero-Martin, Juan M.;
Journal nature biomedical engineering
Year 2017
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doi:10.1038/s41551-017-0081
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41551-017-0081
Keywords
tissue engineering neutrophils

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