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Tissue Engineering Strategies to Promote Bone Repair

Bone displays an amazing capacity for endogenous self-remodeling. However, compromised bone healing and recovering is on the ascent because of population aging, expanding rate of bone injury and the clinical requirement for the advancement of elective choices to autologous bone unions. Current strategies, including biomolecules, cell treatments, biomaterials and diverse combinations of these, are presently created to encourage the vascularization and the engraftment of the grafts, to reproduce at last a bone tissue with similar properties and attributes of the local bone. In this review, we look through the current techniques that are right now created, utilizing biomolecules, cells and biomaterials, to initiate, coordinate and potentiate bone regeneration and healing after damage and further talk about the natural procedures related with this repair.