Adriana Vinhas

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ERC-2017-COG - MagTendon - Magnetically assisted Tissue Engineering Technologies for Tendon Regeneration

Open Date: 2021-10-04

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PD/BD/128089/2016

Open Date: 2016-09-01

Close Date: 2020-10-31

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Natália M. Alves

PORTUGAL

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Maria Paiva

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Universidade do Porto Faculdade de Engenharia

PORTUGAL

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José A. Covas

University of Minho

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Manuela E. Gomes

PORTUGAL

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Immunomodulatory Behavior of Tendon Magnetic Cell Sheets can be Modulated in Hypoxic Environments under Magnetic Stimulus

Biocompatible 3D-Printed Tendon/Ligament Scaffolds Based on Polylactic Acid/Graphite Nanoplatelet Composites

Prospects of magnetically based approaches addressing inflammation in tendon tissues

Contactless Resolution of Inflammatory Signals in Tailored Macrophage-Based Cell Therapeutics

Blockage of the adenosine A2B receptor prevents cardiac fibroblasts overgrowth in rats with pulmonary arterial hypertension

Controlling Macrophage Polarization to Modulate Inflammatory Cues Using Immune-Switch Nanoparticles

The impact of cryopreservation in signature markers and immunomodulatory profile of tendon and ligament derived cells

Human tendon-derived cell sheets created by magnetic force-based tissue engineering hold tenogenic and immunomodulatory potential

Magnetic triggers in biomedical applications – prospects for contact free cell sensing and guidance

Magnetic responsive materials modulate the inflammatory profile of IL-1ß conditioned tendon cells

Magnetic Stimulation Drives Macrophage Polarization in Cell toCell Communication with IL-1ß Primed Tendon Cells

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Modulates Tendon Cells Response in IL‐1β‐Conditioned Environment

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Natália M. Alves

Maria Paiva

José A. Covas

Manuela E. Gomes

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Adriana Vinhas

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Articles (12)

Immunomodulatory Behavior of Tendon Magnetic Cell Sheets can be Modulated in Hypoxic Environments under Magnetic Stimulus

Biocompatible 3D-Printed Tendon/Ligament Scaffolds Based on Polylactic Acid/Graphite Nanoplatelet Composites

Prospects of magnetically based approaches addressing inflammation in tendon tissues

Contactless Resolution of Inflammatory Signals in Tailored Macrophage-Based Cell Therapeutics

Blockage of the adenosine A2B receptor prevents cardiac fibroblasts overgrowth in rats with pulmonary arterial hypertension

Controlling Macrophage Polarization to Modulate Inflammatory Cues Using Immune-Switch Nanoparticles

The impact of cryopreservation in signature markers and immunomodulatory profile of tendon and ligament derived cells

Human tendon-derived cell sheets created by magnetic force-based tissue engineering hold tenogenic and immunomodulatory potential

Magnetic triggers in biomedical applications – prospects for contact free cell sensing and guidance

Magnetic responsive materials modulate the inflammatory profile of IL-1ß conditioned tendon cells

Magnetic Stimulation Drives Macrophage Polarization in Cell toCell Communication with IL-1ß Primed Tendon Cells

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Modulates Tendon Cells Response in IL‐1β‐Conditioned Environment

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Natália M. Alves

Maria Paiva

José A. Covas

Manuela E. Gomes

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Magnetic Stimulation Drives Macrophage Polarization in Cell toCell Communication with IL-1ß Primed Tendon Cells