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Boosting Tissue Vascularization: Nanofat as a Potential Source of Functional Microvessel Segments

In this article, Matthias Laschke, et al investigate nanofat grafts in a murine dorsal skin fold chamber model and conclude that nanofat boosts tissue vascularization and that nanofat may represent a versatile resource for many applications in regenerative medicine.

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