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Lorenza Draghi
Researcher at Polytechnic University of Milan
Publications - 39
Citations - 1029
Lorenza Draghi is an academic researcher from Polytechnic University of Milan. The author has contributed to research in topics: Gelatin & Bone regeneration. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 37 publications receiving 768 citations. Previous affiliations of Lorenza Draghi include University of Porto.
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Microspheres leaching for scaffold porosity control.
TL;DR: Solvent casting/microspheres leaching can be used to process a large number of polymers and enables to tailor scaffold pore size, shape and interconnection, thus providing a powerful tool for material selection and optimization of scaffold morphology.
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Cross-Linking Strategies for Electrospun Gelatin Scaffolds
TL;DR: Different physical and chemical cross-linking protocols have been described to improve electrospun gelatin stability and to preserve the morphological fibrous arrangement of the electrospUN gelatin scaffolds.
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The effect of scaffold pore size in cartilage tissue engineering
TL;DR: In the initial steps of in vitro cartilage engineering, the combination of small scaffold pores and low porosity is an effective strategy with regard to the promotion of chondrogenesis.
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Skin‐derived stem cells transplanted into resorbable guides provide functional nerve regeneration after sciatic nerve resection
C. Marchesi,M. Pluderi,Federica Colleoni,Marzia Belicchi,Mirella Meregalli,A. Farini,D. Parolini,Lorenza Draghi,M.E. Fruguglietti,M. Gavina,Laura Porretti,Alessandra Cattaneo,M. Battistelli,Alessandro Prelle,Maurizio Moggio,S. Borsa,Lorenzo Bello,Diego Spagnoli,Sergio M. Gaini,Maria Cristina Tanzi,Nereo Bresolin,N. Grimoldi,Yvan Torrente +22 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors evaluated whether skin-derived stem cells (SDSCs) can improve peripheral nerve regeneration after transplantation into nerve guides and found that SDSCs could represent a tool for future cell therapy applications in peripheral nerve regenerative.
Skin-derived stem cells transplanted into resorable guides provide functional nerve regeneration after sciatic nerve resection
C. Marchesi,M. Pluderi,F. Colleoni,Marzia Belicchi,Mirella Meregalli,Andrea Farini,Lorenza Draghi,M.E. Fruguglietti,Michela Ripolone,M. Gavina,Federica Pisati,M. Furlanetto,Laura Porretti,R. Lopa,M. Battistelli,Stefania Corti,Alessandro Prelle,Yvan Torrente +17 more
TL;DR: The hypothesis that skin‐derived stem cells (SDSCs) could represent a tool for future cell therapy applications in peripheral nerve regeneration after transplantation into nerve guides is supported.