A Protocol for co-Injecting Cells with Pulverized Fibers for Improved Cell Survival and Engraftment.

Adipose tissue is crucial for medical applications such as tissue reconstruction, cosmetic procedures, and correcting soft tissue deformities. Significant advances in the use of adipose tissue have been achieved through Coleman's studies in fat grafting, which gained widespread acceptance due to its effectiveness and safety. Despite its benefits, adipose tissue grafting faces several limitations, including high absorption rates due to insufficient support or anchorage, replacement by fibrous tissue, migration from the intended site, and loss of the initial desired morphology post-administration.

Neutron phase filtering for separating phase- and attenuation signal in aluminium and anodic aluminium oxide.

Neutron imaging has gained significant importance as a material characterisation technique and is particularly useful to visualise hydrogenous materials in objects opaque to other radiations. Fields of application include investigations of hydrogen in metals as well as metal corrosion, thanks to the fact that neutrons can penetrate metals better than e.g.

Technical aspects of rod-insertion forceps (persuader) application in reducing construct failure after lumbar spine fusion surgery: a biomechanical cadaveric study in Germany.

Study Design: A prospective experimental study.

Purpose: This biomechanical in vitro study aimed to examine the extent to which the use of a rod persuader (RP) leads to additional mechanical stress on the screw-rod system and determine its influence on the bony anchoring of primary pedicle screws.

Overview Of Literature: Degenerative spine diseases and deformities are the most common indications for the stabilization and fusion of spinal segments.

Full-Length ITS Amplicon Sequencing Resolves Species in Surface Waters Used for Orchard Irrigation in California's San Joaquin Valley.

Diverse species, including many important plant pathogens, have been widely detected among surface water irrigation sources. In the past decade, metabarcoding has been used to characterize waterborne populations. Metabarcoding typically involves amplification of portions of the nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacers (ITSs) ITS1 or ITS2 from species, followed by indexed high-throughput sequencing.