Anatomy and Regenerative Medicine: From Methods to Applications (2nd Edition)
A special issue of Applied Biosciences (ISSN 2813-0464).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2025 | Viewed by 67
Special Issue Editors
Interests: tissue engineering; human anatomy; stem-cell therapies
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Interests: artificial organs; bioengineering; regenerative medicine; tissue engineering; biomaterials
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Interests: human anatomy; biomedical engineering; 3D cell cultures
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Anatomy and regenerative medicine (RM) are two strongly interconnected disciplines. The promising field of regenerative medicine may be defined as replacing or "regenerating" human cells, tissues, or organs to restore or establish normal functions. Beginning from the basics provided by human anatomy remains the best approach. Years of studies of and insights into the composition of the human body offer a solid starting ground on which to develop new therapeutic paths. Macro-anatomy data contribute to the replacement/healing of entire organs, and nanotechnology uses micro-anatomy discoveries.
RM can offer a modern solution to existing long-term problems. There are many application fields, from stem-cell therapy to tissue engineering, from biomaterial 3D printing to artificial organs.
These applications' achievements often result from collaboration with scientists outside of the clinical area (bioengineers, materials engineers, biologists).
This Special Issue of Applied Biosciences, "Anatomy and Regenerative Medicine: From Methods to Applications (2nd Edition)", is committed to all discoveries and applications of RM. Research papers emphasizing the shift from anatomical data to practical applications will be particularly appreciated.
Dr. Alessandro Pitruzzella
Dr. Alberto Fucarino
Prof. Dr. Fabio Bucchieri
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- human anatomy
- regenerative medicine
- nanotechnology
- bioengineering
- stem cell therapies
- tissue engineering
- artificial organs
- biomaterials
- artificial intelligence
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