Publications by authors named "Nianlin Li"
Cell-laden bioprinting is a promising biofabrication strategy for regenerating bioactive transplants to address organ donor shortages. However, there has been little success in reproducing transplantable artificial organs with multiple distinctive cell types and physiologically relevant architecture. In this study, an omnidirectional printing embedded network (OPEN) is presented as a support medium for embedded 3D printing.
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- - The study aimed to investigate how and when the brain reorganizes itself after different types of stroke in the basal ganglia, measuring cortical thickness over 6 months to see if there were patterns related to the stroke location and motor recovery.
- - Thirty-three stroke patients and 23 control participants underwent MRI scans and behavioral tests, with a focus on comparing groups based on whether their lesions affected the striatal motor network, while also measuring motor function using the Fugl-Meyer scale.
- - Results showed that cortical thickness increased significantly within 14 days after the stroke, particularly in the frontal and temporal areas, and different groups exhibited distinct patterns of reorganization and motor symptom severity, highlighting the need for early assessment and tailored treatment plans