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Stem Cells
by ruth on February 1, 2007

The researchers engineered the heart muscle by seeding a sponge-like, three-dimensional plastic scaffold with heart muscle cells and blood vessel cells produced by human embryonic stem cells, along with cells called embryonic fibroblasts.
As the next step, the scientists are planning to perform animal trials and transplant the tissue into living hearts to study how well the heart muscle adapts in vivo.
More details from the American Technion Society News. The study has been recently published online in the journal Circulation Research.
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