By: Dan Tamayo.  Regenerate heart tissues that have been damaged by Myocardial Infarction  Help those with heart failure  End the need for a heart.

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By: Dan Tamayo

 Regenerate heart tissues that have been damaged by Myocardial Infarction  Help those with heart failure  End the need for a heart transplant list

 1897-thoughts of growing cells were being discussed  the first cells were grown outside of a living body  1940’s- the ability to specifically grow certain cells was discovered  1970’s- first artificial pancreas was made  Mid 1990’s- starting to use direct tissue delivery to the affected area  the development of stem cells really broadened the tissue engineering possibilities

 2001-President Bush restricts the funding for stem cell research  Mid 2000’s- FDA approves most cells grafting into human bodies  2009-Obama lifts the ban on federal funding for stem cell research.

 Today, scientists have been able to use the extracellular matrix from pig or rat hearts to make a new one using a technique called decellularization.  In 2011, Columbia University’s Biomedical Engineering researchers developed a new way to patch a heart.

 This is the process of decellularization and recellularization.  Decellularization is when all the cells are removed except for the extracellular matrix (top)  Recellularization is when the new cells are grow in and around the new heart scaffold (bottom)

Empty Scaffold Scaffold with cultured heart cells from a rat

 Small chance of immunorejection  Cost  Research

 Optimal scaffold for cardiac tissue will be found  Ability to re-grow a heart from your cells to be transplanted into your body

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