Abstract: A phenol derivative-modified, tissue-derived extracellular matrix derivative for construction of artificial tissues. A hydrogel composition and a hydrogel prepared therefrom exhibit various effects such as hemostasis, blood coagulation acceleration, cell transplantation, drug delivery, cell differentiation promotion, etc. and thus can be applied to single or composite uses. Furthermore, the present invention is excellent in biocompatibility due to its biodegradability and being almost free of cytotoxicity, thus exhibiting very high applicability. In addition, a tissue structure including a single type or multiple types of cells can be formed through the cell-proliferating potential and adhesion of the hydrogel and can better simulate in-vivo microenvironments.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a decellularized adipose tissue-derived scaffold and a method of preparing the same. The scaffold of the present disclosure can be applied to culture of various types of organoids and thus can be used in various fields due to its high versatility. Also, the scaffold of the present disclosure can be prepared from a human adipose tissue to be discarded and thus can create enormous added value. Further, the scaffold of the present disclosure can be widely used in the medical industry, such as new drug development, drug toxicity and efficacy evaluation, and patient-specific drug selection, in substitution for conventional Matrigel.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a scaffold for culturing and transplanting a cardiac organoid by using a heart extracellular matrix (HEM).

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an organ extracellular matrix-derived scaffold for culture and transplantation of an organoid and a method of preparing the same.