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Regenerative tissue matrix

University of Louisville · FDA-approved active Biologic

A regenerative tissue matrix that provides a scaffold for tissue repair and regeneration by delivering bioactive components and supporting cellular growth.

A regenerative tissue matrix that provides a scaffold for tissue repair and regeneration by delivering bioactive components and supporting cellular growth. Used for Tissue repair and regeneration (specific indications vary by product formulation).

At a glance

Generic nameRegenerative tissue matrix
Also known asAlloDerm RTM, BioHorizons
SponsorUniversity of Louisville
Drug classRegenerative medicine product / Tissue engineering scaffold
ModalityBiologic
Therapeutic areaRegenerative Medicine / Wound Care / Tissue Repair
PhaseFDA-approved

Mechanism of action

Regenerative tissue matrices are decellularized or engineered extracellular matrix (ECM) products that serve as biological scaffolds to promote tissue healing and regeneration. They contain growth factors, structural proteins, and other bioactive molecules that facilitate cell migration, differentiation, and tissue remodeling. These matrices are designed to be resorbed and replaced by native tissue over time.

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