Impact of the Use of 2-Phospho-L Ascorbic Acid in the Production of Engineered Stromal Tissue for Regenerative Medicine.

Tissue engineering enables autologous reconstruction of human tissues, addressing limitations in tissue availability and immune compatibility. Several tissue engineering techniques, such as self-assembly, rely on or benefit from extracellular matrix (ECM) secretion by fibroblasts to produce biomimetic scaffolds. Models have been developed for use in humans, such as skin and corneas.