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Skin printer: Microfluidic approach for skin regeneration and wound dressings

Abstract

We developed a microfluidics-based approach for the in-flow formation and in vivo application of cell-populated wound dressings, with the ability to reproduce key features of human skin. Human fibroblasts are incorporated within a continuously extruded biopolymer sheet with precise spatio-temporal control over the cell location and cell seeding density. The platform enables the continuous formation of cell-populated single-layer, bilayer, and vascularized sheets. The resulting wound dressings were implanted into murine wound models and the improved wound healing and keratinization were observed.

Authors

Leng L; Amini-Nik S; Ba Q; Jeschke M; Günther A

Volume

3

Pagination

pp. 1833-1835

Publication Date

January 1, 2013

Conference proceedings

17th International Conference on Miniaturized Systems for Chemistry and Life Sciences Microtas 2013

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