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Organ Frame Elements or Free Intercellular Gel-Like Matrix as Necessary Conditions for Building Organ Structures during Regeneration

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Over the past decades, an unimaginably large number of attempts have been made to restore the structure of mammalian organs after injury by introducing stem cells into them. However, this procedure does not lead to full recovery. At the same time, it is known that complete regeneration (restitution without fibrosis) is possible in organs with proliferating parenchymal cells. An analysis of such models allows to conclude that the most important condition for the repair of histological structures of an organ (in the presence of stem cells) is preservation of the collagen frame structures in it, which serve as “guide rails” for proliferating and differentiating cells. An alternative condition for complete reconstruction of organ structures is the presence of a free “morphogenetic space” containing a gel-like matrix of the embryonic-type connective tissue, which exists during embryonal development of organs in mammals or during complete regeneration in amphibians. Approaches aimed at preserving frame structures or creating a “morphogenetic space” could radically improve the results of organ regeneration using both local and exogenous stem cells.

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Manskikh, V.N. Organ Frame Elements or Free Intercellular Gel-Like Matrix as Necessary Conditions for Building Organ Structures during Regeneration. Biochemistry Moscow 89, 269–278 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1134/S000629792402007X

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