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Oxygen Generating Scaffolds for Tissue Regeneration

Introduction One of the significant challenges facing tissue engineering is the inadequate diffusion of oxygen to transplanted cells. In this study we investigated whether the diffusion problem could be solved by incorporating oxygen producing materials to generate endogenous oxygen. We fabricated a scaffold system that would provide sustained release of oxygen to cells and tissues for prolonged survival in vivo.