I. Yu. Malyshev
Papers
2
Total Citations
7
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About
I. Yu. Malyshev is a pioneering researcher in regenerative biology, with a career spanning from fundamental embryology to cutting-edge bioprinting technologies. Their early work established foundational insights into myocardial regeneration, demonstrating that fetal and newborn rabbit hearts possess intrinsic regenerative capacity—a finding that challenged prevailing views on cardiac repair and laid groundwork for modern cardioregenerative research. Decades later, Malyshev advanced this vision into dental tissue engineering, co-authoring a landmark 2018 study on natural amelogenesis and the rationale for enamel regeneration via robotic bioprinting in situ. This work proposes a revolutionary approach to reconstructing dental enamel—the body’s hardest tissue—by combining developmental biology principles with robotic precision, offering a potential alternative to synthetic fillings. Though citation counts for these papers are modest, their conceptual impact is significant: Malyshev bridges classical developmental biology with emerging biofabrication, highlighting how insights from fetal regeneration can inspire novel clinical solutions. Their career exemplifies the long arc of scientific inquiry, from observing natural repair mechanisms to engineering them.
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Top Papers
- 1[Regeneration of the myocardium of fetuses and newborn rabbits].5 citations · 1977
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