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Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

Published reporting, research and funding records filed under Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine.

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Cell-Ag has published 2 records under Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, covering reporting, research digests and funding calls. The most recent entry is dated 11 October 2026.

WEEK OF 5 OCTOBER 2026

Plant Protein-Based Scaffolds for Cultivated Meat Production: A Review

Plant Protein-Based Scaffolds for Cultivated Meat Production: A Review

A review assesses plant proteins from major crops as edible scaffolds for cultivated meat, a route that could reduce dependence on animal materials and lower environmental effects. It compares extraction methods and newer processing technologies, then examines extrusion, freeze-drying, electrospinning, hydrogels and polymer blends. The authors find that purity and processing shape scaffold strength, pore structure and cell compatibility. However, better support for muscle-cell attachment, growth and maturation, along with repeatable scale-up, remains necessary before these materials can fulfil that role.

Transitioning from Lab to Industry in Cellular Agriculture: Pre- and Post-Cultivation Tissue Maturation Strategies

Transitioning from Lab to Industry in Cellular Agriculture: Pre- and Post-Cultivation Tissue Maturation Strategies

A review of cultivated meat maturation methods examines how tissue structure and mechanics might move from laboratory work towards industrial production. It covers research published through 2026 on bioprinting, electrospinning, plant scaffolds, freeze-drying, ice templating, surface moulding, edible microcarriers and cell sheets. The reviewed literature finds that combining methods can improve fibre orientation, nutrient transport, extracellular matrix formation, metabolism and mechanical traits. Responsive scaffolds and adaptable culture systems may also enable tunable tissue behaviour, though industrial sustainability remains a prospect rather than an established result.