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• - A multi-disciplinary research collaboration between the University of Manchester and the University of Liverpool. Includes news, research, and a list of industrial partners.
  
• - Biotherapeutic and biomaterial products designed to improve the health of patients in the orthopaedics and post-surgical adhesive disease areas.
  
• - Company involved in processing human tissue for allogenic grafts used in orthopedic, oral maxillofacial, urinary and cardiovascular surgeries.
  
• - A Research Center for technology development, includes center specific information and a newsletter.
  
• - Dedicated to the discovery and commercialization of novel molecular diagnostics. A joint venture between SmithKline Beecham and Incyte.
  
• - Specializing in the use of adipose tissue as a source of regenerative cells and bioresorbable mechanical support. Includes glossary, FAQ, products and services offered from San Diego, California.
  
• - IsoTis, a Dutch biomedical company with a focus on orthopaedics, merged with Modex, a Swiss biotechnology company with a focus on wound management.
  
• - Uses human genetic information to develop and manufacture pharmaceuticals such as growth hormones, tissue-plasminogen activators to dissolve blood clots, and cystic fibrosis therapeutics.
  
• - Australian Tissue Engineering Research Network --- brings together Australian and overseas universities, research institutions and scientists concerned with tissue engineering.
  
• - Biomaterials company with techonologies relating to heart valves and other related implementations.
  
• - Chambers for maintaining differentiated tissues in culture.
  
• - Tissue engineering portal, with membership features. Artificial organs, cell culture, biomaterials, transplantation, news, jobs.
  
• - Regional biomedical collaboration for economic development through the advancement and commercialization of tissue engineering and related technologies.
  
• - Dentin regeneration products in development; tissue engineering for dentistry and craniofacial restoration.
  
• - Company involved in tissue engineering of human cell-based tissue engineering constructs.
  
• - Goals, scientific projects and personnel of the Tissue Biology Besearch Unit subgroup of the Department of Surgery of the University Children's Hospital in Zurich.
  
• - Stem cell links and general information.
  
• - Subscription only peer-reviewed journal specializing in Tissue Engineering.
  
• - Biotechnology company: developer of Puramatrix, a synthetic hydrogel for cell culture applications.
  
• - Tissue engineering for the regenerative orthopedic therapeutics.
  
• - Tissue engineering listings in the Business.com directory.
  
• - Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital group engineering living tissue replacements.
  
• - A registered charity which administers The Liver for Life Appeal. They aim to develop an artificial liver.
  
• - An archive of useful internet resources for Tissue Engineering
  
• - A concise description of Tissue Engineering in clear language with emphasis on scaffold creation.
  
• - Non-commercial resources combining recent news, publications, and general information.
  
• - Human tissue microarrays (TMAs). Normal and diseased tissues in a format of single, paired, combined and multiple panels. Custom immunohistochemistry (IHC) staining, In Situ Hybridization (ISH), western and northern blots analysis.
  
• - Sponsors journal Tissue Engineering. International association of persons engaged or interested in the field of tissue engineering.
  
• - Biomedical researcher's curriculum vitae and project descriptions.
  
• - Contract cell and tissue culture, biochemistry, molecular biology laboratory.
  
• - A biomedical research and development company which creates products for clinical organ transplants, tissue engineering, and tissue replacement markets.
  
• - Man-made bone graft can reduce the need to harvest natural bone for transplanting in spinal fusion surgery.
  
• - Provides human tissues and biological materials for molecular research, drug development and diagnostic testing. Also a repository of frozen and fixed specimens of major tumor types and diseased states.
  
• - Research and education in bone and cartilage tissue engineering, plus cardiac muscle, pancreatic islets, and urinary bladder, and stem cell replacement.