Bioengineering and biotechnology are driving breakthroughs in medicine, from revolutionary 3D bioprinting to engineered enzymes enhancing drug efficacy. These innovations are shaping the future of treatment and regenerative medicine.
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Yarrow-derived compounds offer new hope for colorectal cancer treatment, suggests this study.
Could stem cell-derived islets revolutionize diabetes treatment? They show stable insulin secretion and unique metabolic traits, suggests this study.
Riedel et al. suggest that engineered E. coli in biocompatible hydrogels produce pinocembrin efficiently, offering a controlled, scalable alternative for medical use.
In this study, researchers demonstrate how cold physical plasma treatment preserves graft morphology while enhancing bone cell viability and osteoconduction.
This study suggests that 3D bioprinting is revolutionizing cardiac tissue engineering. Biomimetic cardiac patches made from natural biomaterials offer biocompatibility, conductivity and vascularization
This review discusses 3D pluripotent stem cell models of the human heart, such as engineered heart tissues and organoids, and their applications in disease modeling and drug screening.
Engineered Cytochrome P450 enzymes enhance prodrug activation, boosting chemo effectiveness while minimizing side effects, suggests this review.
Jersey finger injuries (JFI) are common in sports like football and rugby. Using a neuromuscular human body model, researchers simulated tendon strain during a JFI scenario.
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