编辑推荐Review"...a terrific reference for anyone toying with the idea of moving into this field. The text offers an enormous breath of coverage of different systems currently under investigation, and Stocum provides a central theme that pits regenerative ability against fibrosis as a way to conceptually untangle the limited regenerative capacity of humans...Stocum has erected an umbrella large enough for scientists of diverse backgrounds to initiate conceptual cross-talk between those actively involved in the biology of regeneration and those targeting its clinical application." - Ken Muneoka, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana ".of tremendous importance to researchers and clinicians working in the fields of regeneration and stem cell biology." - Jonathan Henry, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "This text integrates information from cell and developmental biology with regenerative biology, tissue engineering and clinical practice. The breadth and detail of this intellectual landscape are derived from the author's long commitment to the problems of regeneration, and help to make this volume a landmark publication for regenerative medicine." - Jeremy Brockes, University College London "This book is a superb in-depth analysis of the existing potential of the tissues of the body to replace cells and tissues and how to promote this ability for the sake of repair..Every institute should have it as their background reading and mission statement. I can't recommend it highly enough, it has been long awaited." - Malcolm Maden, King's College London ".wonderful and comprehensive, providing readers with the basis of regeneration biology and medicine. The author emphasizes the necessity of understanding the biology of regeneration for a true appreciation of its practice in clinical medicine." - Katsutoshi Yoshizato, University of Hiroshima Review "...a terrific reference for anyone toying with the idea of moving into this field. The text offers an enormous breath of coverage of different systems currently under investigation, and Stocum provides a central theme that pits regenerative ability against fibrosis as a way to conceptually untangle the limited regenerative capacity of humans...Stocum has erected an umbrella large enough for scientists of diverse backgrounds to initiate conceptual cross-talk between those actively involved in the biology of regeneration and those targeting its clinical application." - Ken Muneoka, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana ".of tremendous importance to researchers and clinicians working in the fields of regeneration and stem cell biology." - Jonathan Henry, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "This text integrates information from cell and developmental biology with regenerative biology, tissue engineering and clinical practice. The breadth and detail of this intellectual landscape are derived from the author's long commitment to the problems of regeneration, and help to make this volume a landmark publication for regenerative medicine." - Jeremy Brockes, University College London "This book is a superb in-depth analysis of the existing potential of the tissues of the body to replace cells and tissues and how to promote this ability for the sake of repair..Every institute should have it as their background reading and mission statement. I can't recommend it highly enough, it has been long awaited." - Malcolm Maden, King's College London ".wonderful and comprehensive, providing readers with the basis of regeneration biology and medicine. The author emphasizes the necessity of understanding the biology of regeneration for a true appreciation of its practice in clinical medicine." - Katsutoshi Yoshizato, University of Hiroshima |
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