Construction of bone tissue in medical engineering on different geotypes in humans
Construction of bone tissue in medical engineering on different geotypes in humans
Alireza Soltani1 Ali Jafari2
1) Islamic Azad University, Islamshahr Branch, Department of Engineering, Medical Engineering, Tehran, Iran
2) Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch, Department of Engineering, Medical Engineering, Tehran, Iran
IOI Code
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XEBZ-GECHE
Publication :
Fourth National Conference on Biology (bioconf.ir)
Abstract :
A xenograft is a graft taken from another species, such as an animal species. The risks of this graft are infections and immune reactions that may lead to graft rejection. Allografts are transplants that are usually taken from humans with different genotypes after their death. Therefore, in order to use this graft, in order to avoid immune reactions and transmission of infection, the target tissue must be completely sterilized, which also destroys many tissue components during sterilization.
Keywords : bone tissue tissue engineering tissue reconstruction geotype