Items where Author is "Wendt, David"

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Vonwil, Daniel and Schuler, Martin and Barbero, Andrea and Ströbel, Simon and Wendt, David and Textor, Marcus and Aebi, Ueli and Martin, Ivan. (2010) An RGD-restricted substrate interface is sufficient for the adhesion, growth and cartilage forming capacity of human chondrocytes. European cells & materials, Vol. 20. pp. 316-328.

Ströbel, Simon and Loparic, Marko and Wendt, David and Schenk, Andreas D. and Candrian, Christian and Lindberg, Raija L. P. and Moldovan, Florina and Barbero, Andrea and Martin, Ivan. (2010) Anabolic and catabolic responses of human articular chondrocytes to varying oxygen percentages. Arthritis research & therapy, Vol. 12 , R34.

Santoro, Rosaria and Olivares, Andy L. and Brans, Gerben and Wirz, Dieter and Longinotti, Cristina and Lacroix, Damien and Martin, Ivan and Wendt, David. (2010) Bioreactor based engineering of large-scale human cartilage grafts for joint resurfacing. Biomaterials, 31 (34). pp. 8946-8952.

Martin, Ivan and Smith, Timothy and Wendt, David. (2009) Bioreactor-based roadmap for the translation of tissue engineering strategies into clinical products. Trends in Biotechnology, 27 (9). pp. 495-502.

Wendt, David and Riboldi, Stefania A. and Cioffi, Margherita and Martin, Ivan. (2009) Potential and bottlenecks of bioreactors in 3D cell culture and tissue manufacturing. Advanced materials, Vol. 21. pp. 3352-3367.

Martin, Ivan and Miot, Sylvie and Barbero, Andrea and Jakob, Marcel and Wendt, David. (2007) Osteochondral tissue engineering. Journal Of Biomechanics, 40 (4). pp. 750-765.

Nesic, Dobrila and Whiteside, Robert and Brittberg, Mats and Wendt, David and Martin, Ivan and Mainil-Varlet, Pierre. (2006) Cartilage tissue engineering for degenerative joint disease. Advanced drug delivery reviews, 58 (2). pp. 300-322.

Marsano, Anna and Wendt, David and Raiteri, Roberto and Gottardi, Riccardo and Stolz, Martin and Wirz, Dieter and Daniels, Alma U. and Salter, Donald and Jakob, Marcel and Quinn, Thomas M. and Martin, Ivan. (2006) Use of hydrodynamic forces to engineer cartilaginous tissues resembling the non-uniform structure and function of meniscus. Biomaterials, 27 (35). pp. 5927-5934.