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Ascorbic acid improves embryonic cardiomyoblast cell survival and promotes vascularization in potential myocardial grafts in vivo.

Tissue engineering. Part A - 1 Apr 2010

Martinez Eliana C, Wang Jing, Gan Shu Uin, Singh Rajeev, Lee Chuen Neng, Kofidis Theo

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Organ restoration via cell therapy and tissue transplantation is limited by impaired graft survival. We tested the hypothesis that ascorbic acid (AA) reduces cell death in myocardial grafts both in vitro and in vivo and introduced a new model of autologous graft vascularization for later transpla...

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PMID: 19908964
DOI: 10.1089/ten.TEA.2009.0399

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