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The document discusses tissue engineering, including its need compared to regenerative medicine, key steps in tissue fabrication involving cells, biomolecules, scaffolds, and bioreactors, and examples of its application including engineered organs transplanted by Dr. Anthony Atala. Future directions mentioned are standardization, improved antimicrobial methods, and synthetic biology approaches.

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The document discusses tissue engineering, including its need compared to regenerative medicine, key steps in tissue fabrication involving cells, biomolecules, scaffolds, and bioreactors, and examples of its application including engineered organs transplanted by Dr. Anthony Atala. Future directions mentioned are standardization, improved antimicrobial methods, and synthetic biology approaches.

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Ingeniería Biomédica Biotecnología en salud

BIOTECNOLOGÍA EN SALUD
TISSUE ENGINEERING

Lenka Toro
[email protected]
2020-2
Ingeniería Biomédica Biotecnología en salud

TISSUE ENGINEERING
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Ravi Birla: Introduction to Tissue Engineering: Applications and Challenges


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Why do we need tissue engineering when we have regenerative medicine?

 to create functional artificial tissue or organs

• application: transplantation into patients with damaged


or diseased organs

o reason: chronic shortage of donor organs

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Why do we need tissue engineering when we have regenerative medicine?


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Regenerative medicine has several problems:


it relies on:

 intact scaffold – connective or scared tissue


 no blood supply
 no microenvironment = no other cells, no receptors, no
biomolecules, no niche for differentiation, proliferation and
function

- it still has many biological and technical barriers


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TISSUE ENGINEERING

1. 2.

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3.
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TISSUE ENGINEERING

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HOW TO CONSTRUCT A NEW TISSUE?
 THE STARTING POINT
The creation of new tissue for the therapeutic reconstruction of the human body, by the deliberate and
controlled stimulation of selected target cells through a systematic combination of molecular and mechanical
signals
• STEP ONE – CELLS
Obtain suitable cells: stem cells or fully differentiated cells. Characterize them, expand them.
• STEP TWO – SCAFFOLD
Prepare suitable biomaterial scaffold/support. Arrange proper morphology, architecture, surface and seed cells
onto it
• STEP THREE – BIOMOLECULES
Prepare suitable culture media with growth factors and other signalling molecules and prepare suitable
bioreactor conditions
• STEP FOUR – IN VIVO TESTING
Introduce the new tissue construct into experimental animal or patient
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TISSUE FABRICATION

1.CELLS
- functional component of tissue
- identification, isolation, purification, characterization
- autologous vs allogenic source https://bit.ly/35CyMc0

- immediate transplantation or ex vivo expansion


- ESC, iPSC, MSC
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TISSUE FABRICATION
2. BIOMATERIAL SYNTHESIS
- provides structural support
- provides the role of extracellular matrix
- important controlled synthesis and
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3. GENETIC MANIPULATION
- cells can be modified to increase the survival or
increase the integration
- to reduce apoptosis, increase integrin expression
- specific up-regulation of genes: muscle - myosin
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TISSUE FABRICATION
4. SCAFFOLD CELLULARIZATION
- seeding cells to 3-D scaffold
- critical step!
- has to be uniform in cell distribution
- to promote functional integration at cell-cell & cell- https://bit.ly/32Rtx6b
material interface

5. nanobioSENSOR TECHNOLOGY
- necessary to monitor health of tissue during the
processes of formation, development and
maturation stage of fabrication
- to monitor functionality, cell behaviour, c-c & c-
ECM interactions
- to regulate variability
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TISSUE FABRICATION
6. BIOREACTORS FOR GUIDANCE
- critical to deliver physiological signals to
3-D artificial tissue
- normal physiological function – stimuli
like electromechanical impulses, fluid
stresses, changing of concentration of GF, https://bit.ly/35E4HZA

hormones, other biomolecules

7. VASCULARIZATION
- to form blood vessels
- to support the metabolic activity and
interchange of bioactive molecules
- communicate with immune system
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TISSUE FABRICATION
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8. IN VIVO ASSESMENT
- in vivo testing
- to evaluate the effectiveness of the artificial
tissue to repair, replace and/or augment
the function of damaged or diseased tissue

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BIOMOLECULES
- bioactive natural ECM soluble molecules
- to ensure:
1. signalling
2. cell growth
3. cell survival
4. motility
5. differentiation

• have to be well-controlled – variability, unwanted cellular response!


• development of micro/nano delivery for better control
 growth factors, hormones, angiogenetic factors, differentiation factors
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3. SCAFFOLD
to serve:
1. as temporary structural support
2. for cellular microenvironment
(ECM secretion, integrins,
facilitates migration...)

Ideally mimics ECM:


 3-D
 cross-linked
 porous
 biocompatible/degradable
 proper surface molecules
 promotes natural regeneration
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 high surface area
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TISSUE ENGINEERING IN REAL LIFE


Dr. Anthony Atala Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine
• 2006 – 2007: First engineered/transplanted
Laboratory-grown organ into a human and the
transplantation was successful

• 3-D printing of organs

• Developing an Organ-on-chip
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que-busca-fabricar-tejidos-humanos-con-una-impresora-3d/

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printing_a_human_kidney?language=es

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TISSUE ENGINEERING IN REAL LIFE

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TISSUE ENGINEERING
IN REAL LIFE

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TISSUE ENGINEERING IN REAL LIFE

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Tissue engineering - Future directions

• Standardization – protocols of fabrication techniques and ultraclean cell culture facilities

• Improved antimicrobial methods

• Development of markers for trafficking transplanted cells (differentiation, G0 phase...)

• Synthetic biology – natural materials made synthetically and economically

• Animal free conditions

• No immune rejection, no immunosuppressive drugs

• to understand normal/disease development and repair/replace damaged organ

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