Laura Saludas

TL;DR: This review discusses recent advances made in the field of hydrogels for cardiac tissue regeneration in detail, focusing on the type ofhydrogel, the biomaterials used for its manufacture and the therapeutic agent encapsulated (stem cells or proteins).

TL;DR: The present review summarizes the most important steps carried-out by the group of Prof Blanco-Prieto in nanomedicine and drug delivery technologies and shows that drug delivery systems combined with cell therapy can achieve a more complete and potent regenerative response.

TL;DR: This review aims to give an overview of the latest advances and emerging frontiers in micro- and nanomedical approaches for repairing dopaminergic neurons, and offers a new perspective to link these advances with the most relevant clinical trials and with the real possibility of transferringmicro- and nanoformulations to industrial scale-up processes.

TL;DR: Findings demonstrate that the combination of ADSCs, MPs and NRG favored a synergy for inducing a greater and more complete improvement in heart regeneration and provided strong evidence to move forward with preclinical studies with this strategy.

TL;DR: The studies done over the last 5 years using NPs and MPs loaded with therapeutics for repairing cardiac tissue after a myocardial infarction are reviewed, and some of the advances, challenges and future prospects in this field are discussed.