Functional role of inorganic trace elements in angiogenesis—Part I: N, Fe, Se, P, Au, and Ca
Many inorganic elements are recognized as being essential for the growth of all living
organisms. Transfer of nutrients and waste material from cells and tissues in the biological …
organisms. Transfer of nutrients and waste material from cells and tissues in the biological …
Long‐term imaging of wound angiogenesis with large scale optoacoustic microscopy
J Rebling, M Ben‐Yehuda Greenwald… - Advanced …, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
Wound healing is a well‐coordinated process, necessitating efficient formation of new blood
vessels. Vascularization defects are therefore a major risk factor for chronic, non‐healing …
vessels. Vascularization defects are therefore a major risk factor for chronic, non‐healing …
Iron oxide nanoparticles surface coating and cell uptake affect biocompatibility and inflammatory responses of endothelial cells and macrophages
Engineered iron oxide nanoparticles (IONP) offer the possibility of a wide range of medical
uses, from clinical imaging to magnetically based hyperthermia for tumor treatment. These …
uses, from clinical imaging to magnetically based hyperthermia for tumor treatment. These …
Simulation of heterogeneous molecular delivery in tumours using μCT reconstructions and MRI validation
TR Wittenborn, T Nielsen, JS Thomsen… - Microvascular …, 2016 - Elsevier
Primary objective Utilizing the detailed vascular network obtained from micro-computed
tomography (μCT) to establish a mathematical model of the temporal molecular distribution …
tomography (μCT) to establish a mathematical model of the temporal molecular distribution …