Shilpa Iyer
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Shilpa Iyer is an Associate Professor at the University of Arkansas, USA. Her research focuses on tissue engineering, mitochondrial dynamics, and the bioenergetics of various conditions, particularly Leigh Syndrome. Recent articles authored by her include topics on mitochondrial morphologies, the challenges of smooth muscle tissue engineering, and the multi-dimensional framework for describing living systems.
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Many vascular disorders arise as a result of dysfunctional smooth muscle cells. Tissue engineering strategies have evolved as key approaches to generate functional vascular smooth muscle cells for use in cell-based precision and personalized regenerative medicine approaches. This article highlights some of the challenges that exist in the field and presents some of the prospects for translating research advancements into therapeutic modalities. The article emphasizes the need for better developing synergetic intracellular and extracellular cues in the processes to generate functional vascular smooth muscle cells from different stem cell sources for use in tissue engineering strategies.
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Raj R Rao
College of Engineering
Theodore Pavlic
Associate Professor
Arizona State University
Brent Ewers
Professor/Head/Director
University of Wyoming
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