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M. V. Sefton

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Methacrylic acid-based biomaterials promote peripheral innervation in the subcutaneous space of mice

A. M. Androschuk, T. H. Tam, R. Mahou, C. Lo, M. W. Salter, M. V. Sefton

This study shows that methacrylic acid-based biomaterials promote peripheral nerve growth in mice through Igf-1 and Shh signaling, enhancing nociception and neuronal marker expression in a diabetic model.

bioRxiv · Apr 3, 2022Bioengineering

A scalable device-less biomaterial approach for subcutaneous islet transplantation

A. E. Vlahos, I. Talior-Volodarsky, S. M. Kinney, M. V. Sefton

This paper develops a biomaterial-based method to pre-vascularize the subcutaneous space for islet transplantation, enabling normoglycemia in diabetic mice and rats with reduced islet mass.

bioRxiv · Jun 26, 2020Bioengineering