Book Abstract

Stem Cells in Clinical Practice and Tissue Engineering serves as both a practical guide and strategic overview for researchers, clinicians, and developers. Its blend of mechanistic knowledge, applied therapeutic studies, and regulatory insight makes it a key reference for advancing responsible regenerative medicine. The book begins with core concepts in stem cell biology, covering differentiation protocols, aging, and maintenance of pluripotency. It provides critical insights into techniques for optimizing lineage-specific differentiation toward skin, cardiac, bone, dental, and adipose tissues. The volume explores integrated scaffolding and biomaterials design, discussing advanced substrates for enhanced cell survival and functionality. Topics include injectable matrices, wearable patches, and scaffold-based regenerative systems for tissue repair.

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