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Worldwide many people suffering from tissue dysfunc tions or damages need rapid transplantation. Tissue engineering has attracted attention as therapeutic modality aim ing at repairing lost or damaged tissues. Critical step in tissue engineering is fabrication of three dimensional sca ffolds which mimic the extracellular matrix of tiss ues and promote tissue regeneration process. Extensive research has been carried out to develop a compatible scaffold which mimic the anatomical site of injury and as well as accessing the stem cells and growth factors to home on the in jured site. The present article provides an overview on different s caffold approaches and materials used to fabricate scaffolds, with their properties and associated advantages and disadvanta ges. In particular, the therapeutic potential of am niotic membrane and collagen scaffold has been extensively reviewed in here.

Biological and synthetic scaffold: an extra cellular matrix for constructive tissue engineering