The use of fibrous scaffolds for tissue repair or regeneration is advantageous for its
microstructure similar to that of the native ECM. Aligned fibrous scaffold, in particular, can be …

The biocompatible and biodegradable polymer poly (glycerol sebacate), or PGS, is a rubber-
like material that finds use in several biomedical applications. PGS is often cast into a mold …

Abstract Poly (glycerol sebacate)(PGS) has been used successfully as a scaffolding material
for soft tissue engineering. PGS scaffolds, however, are usually mechanically isotropic …

Although poly (glycerol sebacate)(PGS) has enjoyed great success in soft tissue
engineering, it remains challenging to fabricate PGS fibers. In this study, coaxial …

The novel biomaterial poly (glycerol sebacate)(PGS) holds great promise for tissue
engineering and regenerative medicine. PGS is a rubbery, degradable polymer much like …

Background: Soft tissues are characterized by strong mechanical anisotropy, as a result of
internal fiber architecture, matching the needs of mechanical function in each body part …

Engineered tissue constructs rely on biomaterials as support structures for tissue repair and
regeneration. Among these biomaterials, polyester biomaterials have been widely used for …

Poly (glycerol sebacate)(PGS) is a biocompatible, biodegradable elastomer that has been
shown promise as a scaffolding material for tissue engineering; it is still challenging …

Tissue engineering is an emerging area of applied research with a goal of repairing or
regenerating the functions of damaged tissue that fails to heal spontaneously by using cells …

Fibrous scaffolds have become popular in tissue engineering (TE) due to their
morphological resemblance to extracellular matrix components. While electrospinning is the …