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3. Skin Microbiota and the Cosmetic Industry

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Carvalho, Maria João, primary, S. Oliveira, Ana L., additional, Santos Pedrosa, Sílvia, additional, Pintado, Manuela, additional, Pinto-Ribeiro, Inês, additional, and Madureira, Ana Raquel, additional

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2022
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4. Rat Olfactory Mucosa Mesenchymal Stem/Stromal Cells (OM-MSCs): A Characterization Study

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Alvites, Rui D., primary, Branquinho, Mariana V., additional, Caseiro, Ana R., additional, Amorim, Irina, additional, Santos Pedrosa, Sílvia, additional, Rêma, Alexandra, additional, Faria, Fátima, additional, Porto, Beatriz, additional, Oliveira, Cláudia, additional, Teixeira, Paula, additional, Magalhães, Rui, additional, Geuna, Stefano, additional, Varejão, Artur S. P., additional, and Maurício, Ana C., additional

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2020
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5. Dextran-based tube-guides for the regeneration of the rat sciatic nerve after neurotmesis injury

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Pinho, Ana Catarina, primary, Vieira Branquinho, Mariana, additional, Alvites, Rui Damásio, additional, Fonseca, Ana Clotilde, additional, Caseiro, Ana Rita, additional, Santos Pedrosa, Sílvia, additional, Luís, Ana Lúcia, additional, Pires, Isabel, additional, Prada, Justina, additional, Muratori, Luísa, additional, Ronchi, Giulia, additional, Geuna, Stefano, additional, Santos, José Domingos, additional, Maurício, Ana Colette, additional, Serra, Arménio Coimbra, additional, and Coelho, Jorge Fernando Jordão, additional

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2020
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6. Mesenchymal Stem/ Stromal Cells metabolomic and bioactive factors profiles: A comparative analysis on the umbilical cord and dental pulp derived Stem/ Stromal Cells secretome

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Caseiro, Ana Rita, primary, Santos Pedrosa, Sílvia, additional, Ivanova, Galya, additional, Vieira Branquinho, Mariana, additional, Almeida, André, additional, Faria, Fátima, additional, Amorim, Irina, additional, Pereira, Tiago, additional, and Maurício, Ana Colette, additional

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2019
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8. Dextran-based tube-guides for the regeneration of the rat sciatic nerve after neurotmesis injuryElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available: Table with data from the motor performance assessment (motor deficit determined from the extensor postural thrust – EPT) over the 20 weeks recovery period (T1–T20) (Table S1); table with data from nociceptive function assessment (withdrawal reflex time – WRL) over the 20 weeks recovery period (T1–T20) (Table S2); table with data from functional recovery through the static sciatic index (SSI) over the 20 weeks recovery period (T1–T20) (Table S3). See DOI: 10.1039/c9bm00901a

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PinhoThese authors contributed equally., Ana Catarina, Vieira Branquinho, Mariana, Alvites, Rui Damásio, Fonseca, Ana Clotilde, Caseiro, Ana Rita, Santos Pedrosa, Sílvia, Luís, Ana Lúcia, Pires, Isabel, Prada, Justina, Muratori, Luísa, Ronchi, Giulia, Geuna, Stefano, Santos, José Domingos, Maurício, Ana Colette, Serra, Arménio Coimbra, and Coelho, Jorge Fernando Jordão

Abstract

In this work, dextran-based nerve tube-guides were prepared, characterized and used in a standardized animal model of neurotmesis injury. Non-porous and porous transparent tube-guides were obtained by photocrosslinking of two co-macromonomers based on dextran and poly(-caprolactone) (PCL). Swelling capacity of the tube-guides ranged from 40–60% with no visible constriction of their inner diameter. In vitrohydrolytic degradation tests showed that the tube-guides maintained their structural integrity up to 6 months. The in vivoperformance of the tube-guides was evaluated by entubulation of the rat sciatic nerve after a neurotmesis injury, with a 10 mm-gap between the nerve stumps. The results showed that the tube-guides were able to promote the regeneration of the nerve in a similar manner to what was observed with conventional techniques (nerve graft and end-to-end suture). Stereological analysis proved that nerve regeneration occurred, and both tube-guides presented fibre diameter and g-ratio closer to healthy sciatic nerves. The histomorphometric analysis of Tibialis anterior(TA) skeletal muscle showed decreased neurogenic atrophy in the porous tube-guides treated group, presenting measurements that are similar to the uninjured control.

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2020
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