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Tissue Engineered Structures Require Complex Manipulation

04/09/2019
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Julie Allickson, PhD, director of the Wake Forest University School of Medicine’s Regenerative Medicine Clinical Center, discusses emerging research on regenerative medicine applications, such as engineering vaginal and bladder tissues and personalized tissue replacement solutions for wounded soldiers.

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