A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries

A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries Publisher Pubmed

Sohrabi A¹ ; Naderi M² ; Gorjipour F^{1, 3} ; Ghamgosar A¹ ; Ahmadbeigi N²

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1. SABZ Biomedicals Research Center, Tehran, Iran
2. Liver and Pancreatobiliary Diseases Research Center, Digestive Disease Research Institute, Tehran, Iran
3. Core Facilities, Iran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Source: Experimental Cell Research Published:2016

Abstract

Electrospinning is a technique widely used for tissue engineering. Despite hurdles, electrospun vascular tissue scaffolds has shown great promise in in vitro studies. One problem is the removal of tubular scaffolds from a electrospinning collection device with no unwanted crumpling or tearing, especially for small diameter scaffolds. To tackle this problem we designed a collection device for simple removal of the scaffold from the collector while no chemical pretreatment was required. The scaffolds fabricated on this collecting device maintained their tubular structure and showed favorable surface properties, mechanical strength and biocompatibility. The device offers a new opportunity for tissue engineering researchers to fabricate tubular scaffolds from materials which have not been possible to date and help them improve the quality of synthesized scaffolds. © 2016 Elsevier Inc.

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MLA	Sohrabi A, et al.. "A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries." Experimental Cell Research, vol. 347, no. 1, 2016, pp. 60-64.
APA	Sohrabi A, Naderi M, Gorjipour F, Ghamgosar A, Ahmadbeigi N (2016). A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries. Experimental Cell Research, 347(1), 60-64.
Chicago	Sohrabi A, Naderi M, Gorjipour F, Ghamgosar A, Ahmadbeigi N. "A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries." Experimental Cell Research 347, no. 1 (2016): 60-64.
Harvard	Sohrabi A et al. (2016) 'A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries', Experimental Cell Research, 347(1), pp. 60-64.
Vancouver	Sohrabi A, Naderi M, Gorjipour F, Ghamgosar A, Ahmadbeigi N. A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries. Experimental Cell Research. 2016;347(1):60-64.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Sohrabi A and Naderi M and Gorjipour F and Ghamgosar A and Ahmadbeigi N}, title = {A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries}, journal = {Experimental Cell Research}, volume = {347}, number = {1}, pages = {60-64}, year = {2016} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Sohrabi A AU - Naderi M AU - Gorjipour F AU - Ghamgosar A AU - Ahmadbeigi N TI - A New Design for Electrospinner Collecting Device Facilitates the Removal of Small Diameter Tubular Scaffolds and Paves the Way for Tissue Engineering of Capillaries JO - Experimental Cell Research VL - 347 IS - 1 SP - 60 EP - 64 PY - 2016 ER -

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