- When you think about an artery,
when it's just in your body, your normal artery,
it basically looks like a long tube.
And then it has cells all the way around it on the inside.
So the idea is that our stem cells could be
a replacement for those inner cells.
So what we're looking at is something
that could be made, you know, in a factory or by a company
that would be a nice, long tube.
- What we call a scaffold, which is like a support,
and we are able to see it ourselves on the scaffold.
And then the cells will attach, and you'll have a scaffold
with this specific cell type in it.
And it'll act as a functioning artery.