The science of decellularization and recellularization

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I feel like it's Christmas Eve every time you upload 😂 Great video!

[@Find-the-Devil]

Wow!! Amazing. Thank you ♥️.

[@emmaa176]

I didn't even notice that this video had under 100 views at first. You deserve way more, great video!

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for your kind and encouraging words.

[@amindezful]

Great video.

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[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you. I hope you enjoyed the content.

[@suzannerausch2877]

I stand in the ever lengthening line that really appreciates your ability to describe/explain complex biological content. Any way to know more about you the author? Are you a student? A professor? Your accent...what is your first language? Are you publishing from that country? I do appreciate that you have represented both sides...especially with Stem Cell Therapy.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Hi, Thank you for your comment. I am A PhD student and I study biomedical engineering and also am a stem cell biologist.

[@FrancescoMic]

So we are able to decellularize a particular tissue or organ but we are not able to then put the patient cells inside it?

[@Darthiyan]

Not all cells can duplicate and repopulate the structure. That’s the biggest issue with using decellularized organs.

[@ronblack7870]

this started out ok but went off the rails. how about a simple explanation without all the jargon? only a medical professional or researcher can understand this .

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