Crosslinking, single-cell culture, and decrosslinking replace tissue grinding to raise ECM yield and improve batch stability.
A stem-cell aggregate culture on protein matrix with retinoic acid, BMP-4, and trypsin yields pure, homogeneous keratinocytes.
Sequential automated hPSC culture with retinoic acid, BMP4, and trypsin produces high-purity keratinocytes with less variability.
Sequential automated differentiation and amplification produce homogeneous, high-purity hPSC-derived keratinocytes with less operator variability.
A growth factor and BMP-inhibitor medium improves long-term epithelial stem cell passage and organoid formation from limited starting material.
Injecting iPS cells into organ-deficient blastocysts enables in vivo regeneration of complex organs while avoiding ES cell ethical issues.
A TREM2-binding antibody selectively depletes non-stimulatory myeloid cells to boost anti-tumor immune response and reduce cancer tissue volume.
Molded junction geometry and ECM-tuned dermis layers let artificial skin replicate age-specific structure and mechanical properties for cosmetics analysis.
Multi-nozzle 3D printing forms dermal mimetics, pore-like structures, and parallel hair follicle spheroids to support cicatricial alopecia treatment.
VEGF and cytokeratin thresholds help screen oral mucosa tissue for consistent graft quality and lower non-epithelial contamination.
Bioprinted dermal and epidermal layers create physiologically relevant 3D skin tissue arrays with much shorter maturation for screening.
Cell aggregates are brought into direct contact without heterologous culture supports, enabling scalable hair follicle primordium production.
Supercritical CO2 processing preserves dECM bioactive substances, lowers toxicity and osmotic pressure, and improves compounding for medical or cosmetic use.
Human connective tissue cells produce xeno-free extracellular matrix with matrix-bound vesicles, avoiding Matrigel-related infection and immune risks.