Bioengineered scaffolds repair the uterus in rabbits

A recent Nature Biotechnology paper from Tony Atala and colleagues at Wake Forest describes the use of bioengineered scaffolds to repair substantial injuries to rabbit uteri, supporting pregnancies and live births. Senior Editor Irene Jarchum discusses this work with Mats Brännström and Mats Hellström, both from Gothenburg University in Sweden. You can read the paper here. 

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