Soft and Hard Tissue Regeneration II
A special issue of Biomedicines (ISSN 2227-9059).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2022) | Viewed by 4336
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Interests: magnesium; surfaces; coating technologies; biomaterials
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Interests: bone substitutes; collagen-based biomaterials for soft and hard tissue regeneration; foreign body response to biomaterials; inflammation; macrophages; multinucleated giant cells, degradation processes of biomaterials; phagocytosis; vascularization; histology; immunohistochemistry; histomorphometry
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Interests: wound healing; soft tissue regeneration; biomaterials; toxicity and compatibility testing; DNA repair; skin cancer; skin; melanoma mutation
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Although a broad number of medical devices for soft and hard tissue regeneration are already on the market, fundamental biological and medical aspects are still unclear. Moreover, most of these materials still do not possess regenerative capacities comparable to autologous transplants. Thus, it is of great importance to obtain deeper insights in the material-associated biological responses for the understanding of the clinical relevance of a specific biomaterial. Moreover, this knowledge, in concert with new results regarding new biomaterials or biomaterial classes, will lead to improved material development and clinical translation. Nowadays, a large number of preclinical in vitro and in vivo studies, as well as clinical studies, are being conducted to develop new biomaterials, with a focus on new material classes such as biodegradable metals or 3D-printed materials for different clinical applications. Furthermore, it is understood that the interaction of materials with the immune system is of high importance for the biofunctionality of biomaterials.
However, we still require deeper insights into different material-related processes. In this Special Issue, we aim to present new insights into the underlying cellular and molecular interactions of biomaterials for hard and soft tissue regeneration. We invite you to submit studies describing new biological aspects of both new and already available biomaterials, and innovative material-processing techniques related to the healing processes of soft and hard tissues. Contributions in the form of reviews and/or original papers are both welcome.
Dr. Ole Jung
Dr. Mike Barbeck
Prof. Dr. Steffen Emmert
Guest Editors
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