Immunomodulatory Biomaterials for Implant Osseointegration: Knowledge Mapping (2005–2025) | Tissue Engineering Part C: Methods
This study used bibliometric analysis to comprehensively map the research landscape of immunomodulatory biomaterials enhancing implant osseointegration between 2005 and 2025. Publications retrieved from the Web of Science Core Collection were analyzed to identify temporal trends, contributing countries, institutions, journals, cocitation networks, and keyword evolution. A total of 419 articles were identified. The annual output and citations increased steadily, with China, the United States, and Australia as major contributors. The terms ‘3D printing’, ‘scaffolds’, and ‘macrophage polarization’ emerged as recent hotspots, reflecting a shift from mechanistic exploration to clinical translation. Compared with prior reviews focusing mainly on mechanisms, this study also analyzed the depth of international collaboration, clinical orientation of journals, and bottlenecks in translational application. The field has evolved from theoretical construction (osteoimmunomodulation theory) to technological innovation (nanoengineering, dynamic response design). Future work should integrate intelligent responsive biomaterials with multiomics validation to accelerate the transition from passive repair to active regulation in bone regeneration.
Check out this review on how immunomodulatory biomaterials enhance host response and show promise for improving implant osseointegration and long-term outcomes.
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Lyophilized platelet-rich fibrin (LyPRF) is gaining attention in bone tissue engineering. This review highlights its growth factors, porous structure, and potential as a bioactive scaffold—while calling for standardized fabrication methods.
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Not all micronized collagen bioscaffolds are created equal. New research shows major differences in structure, stability, mechanics, and hemostatic performance across commercially available products—driven by tissue source and manufacturing.
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New research suggests that extracellular matrix (ECM) biomaterials may suppress esophageal cancer cell growth and migration. Biochemical cues from non-malignant ECM could help modulate cancer behavior after resection.
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Tissue Engineering Part C: Methods | Vol 31, No 11
Tissue Engineering Part C: Methods
November 2025 Issue of Tissue Engineering Part C: Methods is now online!
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Tissue Engineering Part A | Vol 31, No 21-22
Tissue Engineering Part A
The November issue of Tissue Engineering Part A is now available online!
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Regenerative Healing | Tissue Engineering Part A
Indigenous health and wellness encompasses physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being, with a focus on “the interconnectedness of these aspects and the importance of community and cultural ...
A fresh perspective on wellness: this new study explores the concept of “regenerative healing” — looking beyond traditional medicine to include physical, emotional, mental & spiritual well-being within Indigenous health frameworks.
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New study out: “In Vitro and In Vivo Evaluation of a Bovine Collagen Matrix for Acute Rotator Cuff Tear Repair.” This work explores a novel bovine collagen‐based tendon repair matrix and its performance.
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New findings published in Tissue Engineering Part A show that inhibiting TGF-β signaling in kidney tubule cells increases cellular respiration and decreases expression of fibrosis-related genes.
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AI meets dentistry: new review explores how artificial neural networks (ANNs) could support tissue-regeneration research in dental care, offering decision-support tools for complex modeling and personalized outcomes!
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This new article shows that using poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) to encapsulate liver cell spheroids significantly boosts cell viability, metabolic function and in-vivo performance in mice!
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Don't forget to check out the most recent edition of Tissue Engineering Part B Reviews now online with free access!
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Check out the most recent edition of Tissue Engineering Part A, now online!
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Check out this recent review article on extracellular matrix alterations and mechanisms via mitogen-activated protein kinase/matrix metalloproteinase, transforming growth factor-β pathways, and glycosaminoglycan metabolism in photoaging!
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Read this recent review article on the analysis of #3DPrinting strategies for meniscus/articular disc repair and regeneration!
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Check out this recently published review on the regenerative potential of neural stem/progenitor cells for bone repair!
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Register – TERMIS-AM 2025 – TERMIS Americas 2025 Annual Conference & Exhibition
Early registration deadline for @termisam.bsky.social conference in Detroit, MI extended to October 20th!
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