Abstract Trauma, congenital abnormalities and pathologies such as cancer can cause significant defects in craniofacial bone. Regeneration of the bone in the craniofacial area presents a unique set of challenges due to its complexity and association with various other tissues.…

Abstract Nanobiotechnology has emerged as a promising field that holds enormous potential in modern medicine. The use of such nanosized particles for delivery of drugs, nucleic acids and fabrication of scaffolds has revolutionised the methods of tissue engineering. The in…

Abstract The tumors associated with bone are mostly of mesenchymal origin and contribute to approximately 1% of all the known tumors. These could be primary/benign tumors (that originate in the bone), secondary tumors (that originate in some other tissue/organ and…

Abstract Tissue engineering has gained attention in the past decade due to its efficient interaction with the host system and potential therapeutic capabilities. Although scaffold-based approaches provide much needed mechanical strength and support to the regenerating tissue, they also invite…