Tissue engineering. A new discipline in regenerative medicine
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https://doi.org/10.33064/iycuaa2015643597Keywords:
engineered tissues, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, stem cellsAbstract
Currently scientists around the world are focusing their efforts to find alternatives to replace diseased tissues that do not meet normal organ function satisfactorily. In this context, tissue engineering techniques allow the generation of tissues ex vivo, with the opportunity of being incorporated into the organism and replace damaged or diseased tissue to increase, decrease or change their functions with autologous grafts. These techniques allow replacing human organs currently affected by using engineered grafts generated in the laboratory. This replaces allografts, which in turn can cause rejection, disease transmission and involution of the grafted tissue. Due to the importance of performing the stem cells used for the generation of tissues in the laboratory, this work will address through review of the literature the general aspects of the stem cells or mesenchymal stem cells, biomaterials and growth factors
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