Regeneration is the biological process by which organisms restore lost, damaged, or aging cells, tissues, and structures to recover form and function. It ranges from cellular turnover and wound repair to the more complete replacement of complex tissues, and it depends on coordinated stem and progenitor cell activati…
Regeneration is the biological process by which organisms restore lost, damaged, or aging cells, tissues, and structures to recover form and function. It ranges from cellular turnover and wound repair to the more complete replacement of complex tissues, and it depends on coordinated stem and progenitor cell activation, proliferation, differentiation, and integration with the surrounding extracellular matrix and vasculature. Regenerative capacity varies markedly among tissues and species, motivating strategies that combine cell sources, biomaterial scaffolds, growth factors, and physical stimuli to promote functional recovery. Core themes include wound healing and the influence of the wound microenvironment, bone and hard-tissue regeneration, stem-cell biology and differentiation, and the bioengineering of grafts and implants. Research grounded in this area examines the influence of acute and chronic wound fluid on healing in three-dimensional models, laser irradiation effects on reparative osteogenesis, calcium orthophosphate scaffolds for bone tissue engineering, stem-cell differentiation-stage factors in reversing sensory loss, alloplastic bioactive graft materials in sinus augmentation, bone tissue repair around titanium-nickelide implants, and cell-based therapeutic approaches. The journal publishes peer-reviewed research on Tissue Repair and Regeneration, addressing the cellular mechanisms, biomaterials, and interventions that drive wound healing, hard- and soft-tissue regeneration, and the restoration of structure and function after injury or disease.
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The 12 articles above have been cited 184 times in the scholarly literature. Citation data via OpenAlex and Crossref, updated Jun 2026.
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