Long-Term Culture of Patient-Derived Mammary Organoids in Non-Biogenic Electrospun Scaffolds for Identifying Metalloprotein and Motor Protein Activities in Aging and Senescence

Authors

Eleonora Piscitelli
Iriczalli Cruz Maya
Cinzia Cocola
Valentina Martino
Edoardo Abeni
Paride Pelucchi
Elena Angeli
Patrizia Guida
Arianna Consiglio
Giorgio Grillo
Theodoros Karnavas, Lander College for WomenFollow
Angelos Gritzapis
Mira Palizban
Ioannis Missitzis
Martin Götte
Sabino Luini
James Kehler
Cristiana Balbino
Vincenzo Guarino
Luciano Milanesi
Ileana Zucchi
Alberto Diaspro
Rolland Reinbold

Document Type

Book Chapter

Roles

Author

Publication Date

1-1-2024

Publication Title

Advances in Protein Chemistry and Structural Biology

Comments

Publisher: Academic Press

Recommended Citation

Piscitelli, E., Maya, I. C., Cocola, C., Martino, V., Abeni, E., Pelucchi, P., Angeli, E., Guida, P., Consiglio, A., Grillo, G., Karnavas, T., Gritzapis, A., Palizban, M., Missitzis, I., Götte, M., Luini, S., Kehler, J., Balbino, C., Guarino, V., Milanesi, L., Zucchi, I., Diaspro, A., & Reinbold, R. (2024). Long-Term Culture of Patient-Derived Mammary Organoids in Non-Biogenic Electrospun Scaffolds for Identifying Metalloprotein and Motor Protein Activities in Aging and Senescence. Advances in Protein Chemistry and Structural Biology, 141, 331-360. Retrieved from https://touroscholar.touro.edu/lcw_pubs/193