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[http://www.sciencemag.org/content/333/6042/527 Promoting Convergence in Biomedical Research] | [http://www.sciencemag.org/content/333/6042/527 Promoting Convergence in Biomedical Research] | ||
[[Vascularization by Miranda Goldman, Jemima Lamothe, Brittany Forkus, and Julia Tomaszweski]] | |||
[[Vascularization by Jemima Lamothe, Brittany Forkus, and Julia Tomaszweski]] | [[Vascularization by Jemima Lamothe, Brittany Forkus, and Julia Tomaszweski]] | ||
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[[Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering, by Emma Durkee]] | [[Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering, by Emma Durkee]] | ||
[[Treating Spinal Cord Injuries with Stem Cells, by Lauren Timmins and Nicole Raia]] | |||
Engler, MSCs and stiffness [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16923388 pubmed link]<br> | Engler, MSCs and stiffness [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16923388 pubmed link]<br> | ||
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[[Matrigel Biomaterials by Steven A]] | [[Matrigel Biomaterials by Steven A]] | ||
[[Cell Adhesion and Integrins by Bry Dague]] | |||
== Chapter 4: Biomaterials == | == Chapter 4: Biomaterials == | ||
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[[Spider Silk as a Biomaterial by Ruoting Wang]] | [[Spider Silk as a Biomaterial by Ruoting Wang]] | ||
[[Natural Biomaterials by Isabel Hand]] | |||
[[PCL Biomaterials by Katie Kwan]] | |||
[[Injectable Biomaterials by Sydney Foster]] | |||
[[Controlling T-Cell Activation with Biomaterials by Uday Prakhya]] | |||
[[Degradable Biomaterials for Cell Delivery by Timothy Sullivan]] | |||
[[Porous Biomaterials by Hanna Naquines]] | |||
== Chapter 5: Structural Tissue Replacements == | == Chapter 5: Structural Tissue Replacements == | ||
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[[Endochondral ossification]] for bone tissue engineering by Carey Dougan | [[Endochondral ossification]] for bone tissue engineering by Carey Dougan | ||
[[In Vivo Mechanical Stimulation of Tissues by Tyler Russell]] | |||
== Chapter 6: Tissue Engineering in the Cardiovascular System == | == Chapter 6: Tissue Engineering in the Cardiovascular System == | ||
[[Pacemakers, by Chris Carr, Anthony LaViola, David Triffletti, and Denise Buciuman-Coman]] | |||
[[Pacemaker, by Chris Carr]] | [[Pacemaker, by Chris Carr]] | ||
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== Chapter 7: Immunology == | == Chapter 7: Immunology == | ||
[[Graft vs. Host Disease, | [[Graft vs. Host Disease - Marissa Burgess, Marco Yeung]] | ||
[[Autografts vs Xenografts vs Allografts]] | [[Autografts vs Xenografts vs Allografts]] | ||
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[[The Actin Cytoskeleton of the Cell by Jeremy Keys]] | [[The Actin Cytoskeleton of the Cell by Jeremy Keys]] | ||
[[The Actin Cytoskeleton of the Cell by Laura Feeley and Jeremy Keys]] | |||
[[Durotaxis and its role in directing engineering tissue development by Tyler Kimball]] | |||
[[Haptotaxis and its role in directing engineering tissue development by Jake Adelman]] | |||
[[Chemotaxis and its role in directing engineered tissue development, by Julie Boshar]] | [[Chemotaxis and its role in directing engineered tissue development, by Julie Boshar]] | ||
[[Electrospun Materials: By Emma Klinkhamer]] | [[Electrospun Materials: By Emma Klinkhamer]] | ||
[[Electrospun Materials: By Helen Hua and Emma Klinkhamer]] | |||
[[Microtubules by Jessica Belliveau]] | |||
[[Intermediate Filaments by Lina Wu]] | |||
== Chapter 9: Imaging == | == Chapter 9: Imaging == | ||
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[[Ultrasound Imaging, by Mark Pagkaliwangan]] | [[Ultrasound Imaging, by Mark Pagkaliwangan]] | ||
[[CT Imaging, by Elizabeth Swanson]] | |||
[[PET Imaging by Kylee Klinkowski]] | |||
== Chapter 10: Case Studies in Tissue Engineering == | == Chapter 10: Case Studies in Tissue Engineering == | ||
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[[Glucose Sensors]] by Ian Buchholz | [[Glucose Sensors]] by Ian Buchholz | ||
[[Glucose sensor]] by Vy Vu and Ian Buchholz | |||
[[Artificial Pancreas and Islet Cell Culture, by Alan Mann]] | [[Artificial Pancreas and Islet Cell Culture, by Alan Mann]] | ||
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[[Mice as Animal Models in Tissue Engineering by Jack LaBelle]] | [[Mice as Animal Models in Tissue Engineering by Jack LaBelle]] | ||
[[Rats as Animal Models in Tissue Engineering]] by Cora Ricker | |||
[[Chimeras]] by Lauren Timmins | |||
== Chapter 11: In Vitro Tissue Engineering and Untapped Potential == | == Chapter 11: In Vitro Tissue Engineering and Untapped Potential == | ||
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[[Photolithography:Patterned Surfaces ]] by Adlina | [[Photolithography:Patterned Surfaces ]] by Adlina | ||
[[Bioreactor Culture: Mechanical Stimulation of Engineered Tissue]] by Elizabeth Humble | |||
== Seminal People and Events == | == Seminal People and Events == | ||
[[Bob Langer by Prateek Katti]] | [[Bob Langer by Prateek Katti]] | ||
[[Buddy Ratner by Brandon Johnston]] | |||
[[Ear on a Mouse, by Brittany Forkus]] | [[Ear on a Mouse, by Brittany Forkus]] | ||
[[Linda Griffith by Adam Murphy]] | |||
== Devices and Companies that Support Tissue Engineering == | == Devices and Companies that Support Tissue Engineering == | ||
[[Bioreactors for Tissue Engineering, by Varun Chalupadi and Anthony Sanford]] | [[Bioreactors for Tissue Engineering, by Varun Chalupadi and Anthony Sanford]] | ||
[[Bioreactors for Tissue Engineering, by Varun Chalupadi, Anthony Sanford and Blayne Sarazin]] | |||
[[Vivitro Labs Inc.]] by Oluwaseyi Daniyan | [[Vivitro Labs Inc.]] by Oluwaseyi Daniyan | ||
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Chapter 1: Needs and Roadblocks in Tissue Engineering
NIH Intro to Tissue Engineering
Promoting Convergence in Biomedical Research
Vascularization by Miranda Goldman, Jemima Lamothe, Brittany Forkus, and Julia Tomaszweski
Vascularization by Jemima Lamothe, Brittany Forkus, and Julia Tomaszweski
Salamander Limb Regeneration and Implications with Tissue Engineering by Jason Ballenas
Chapter 2: Stem Cells in Tissue Engineering
Bone Marrow Transplants, by Erinn Dandley, Max Nowak and Jean Smith
Hematopoietic stem cells by Michael Grunwald
Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Tissue Engineering by Chelsea Orefice
Treating_Spinal_Cord_Injuries_With_Stem_Cell_Therapy,_by_Nicole_Raia
CellEct Bio (Stem Cell Therapy), by Dan Ganz
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering, by Emma Durkee
Treating Spinal Cord Injuries with Stem Cells, by Lauren Timmins and Nicole Raia
Engler, MSCs and stiffness pubmed link
Transplanting HSCs pubmed link
Comprehensive stem cell review pubmed link
Seminal iPSC paper pubmed link
Geron's ESC-to-oligodendrocyte pubmed link
ESCs from blastocysts pubmed link
Chapter 3: The Extracellular Matrix
Adhesion and stem cell differentiation pubmed link
The Extracellular Matrix at a glance
Cell Sheet Tissue Engineering, by Thomas Fernberg and Julia Tomaszewski
Degradable Sutures, by Cody Siroka
Decellularized Organs, by Akarawin Hongdusit, James Fargnoli and Matteen Hakim
Collagen Biomaterials by Hieu La
Matrigel Biomaterials by Steven A
Cell Adhesion and Integrins by Bry Dague
Chapter 4: Biomaterials
Mechanical Properties of Cells and Tissues
Huebsch and Mooney, Biomaterials pubmed link
Poly(ethylene glycol)-based Biomaterials in Tissue Engineering, by D. Ezra Aurian-Blajeni
Drug Eluting Polymers and their Applications, by Eric Stowe
PLA, PGA, and PLGA as biomaterials, by Colton Kenny
Titanium as a Biomaterial by William Doherty
Ceramic Biomaterials, by Jon Velez
Drug-Eluting NanoPolymers by Gladys Saruchera
Spider Silk as a Biomaterial by Ruoting Wang
Natural Biomaterials by Isabel Hand
PCL Biomaterials by Katie Kwan
Injectable Biomaterials by Sydney Foster
Controlling T-Cell Activation with Biomaterials by Uday Prakhya
Degradable Biomaterials for Cell Delivery by Timothy Sullivan
Porous Biomaterials by Hanna Naquines
Chapter 5: Structural Tissue Replacements
Tissue Engineered Cartilage, by Christine Davis
Knee Replacements, by David Ferreira
Carticel by Tom Fernberg
ACL Reconstruction, by Anthony Valle and Roger D. Morin
Hip Replacements, by Matthew Osso and Matthew Bannon
Endochondral ossification for bone tissue engineering by Carey Dougan
In Vivo Mechanical Stimulation of Tissues by Tyler Russell
Chapter 6: Tissue Engineering in the Cardiovascular System
Pacemakers, by Chris Carr, Anthony LaViola, David Triffletti, and Denise Buciuman-Coman
Artificial Hearts, by Manuel Escanciano and Charles Beyrouthy
Pacemakers, by Anthony LaViola and David Triffletti
Artificial Heart Valves, by Nicole Raia and David Ferreira
Tissue Engineered Vascular Grafts, by Tyler Vlass and Leonard Brandon
Stents by Shayna Nolan, Abigail Sossen and Ryan Colombo
Chapter 7: Immunology
Graft vs. Host Disease - Marissa Burgess, Marco Yeung
Autografts vs Xenografts vs Allografts
Macrophages and Their Interactions with Engineered Tissues, by Veronica Murray
The Microbiome by Brandon Morgan
Chapter 8: Cell Migration
Modeling Interstitial flow pubmed link
Haptokinesis, migration pubmed link
first stiffness/migration paper pubmed link
Durotaxis (2D Gradients) ACS link
Biphasic Durokinesis pubmed link
The Actin Cytoskeleton of the Cell by Jeremy Keys
The Actin Cytoskeleton of the Cell by Laura Feeley and Jeremy Keys
Durotaxis and its role in directing engineering tissue development by Tyler Kimball
Haptotaxis and its role in directing engineering tissue development by Jake Adelman
Chemotaxis and its role in directing engineered tissue development, by Julie Boshar
Electrospun Materials: By Emma Klinkhamer
Electrospun Materials: By Helen Hua and Emma Klinkhamer
Microtubules by Jessica Belliveau
Intermediate Filaments by Lina Wu
Chapter 9: Imaging
Nature Outlook on Enhanced Medical Vision Nature link
Nature Outlook on Alzheimer's Nature link
Nature Outlook on Tomography Nature link
Nature Outlook on Computer Aided Imaging Nature link
Nature Outlook on Image Storing Nature link
Brief Overview of Imaging
Atomic Force Microscopy, by Matthew Tiller
MRI and fMRI Imaging, by Cory Thomas
Ultrasound Imaging, by Mark Pagkaliwangan
CT Imaging, by Elizabeth Swanson
PET Imaging by Kylee Klinkowski
Chapter 10: Case Studies in Tissue Engineering
Artificial Skin, by Katie Geldhart and Timothy Ma
Dialysis, by Kyle Reed and Brian Kennedy
Neural Tissue Engineering, by Jonathan Hummel
Artificial Trachea by Megan Greiner, Ian Costello, and Chris Carr
Glucose Sensors by Ian Buchholz
Glucose sensor by Vy Vu and Ian Buchholz
Artificial Pancreas and Islet Cell Culture, by Alan Mann
Artificial Vertebrae, by Andy Kim, Daniel Kosteva, Matthew McNulty
Artificial Bladder by David Raimondi
Tissue Engineered Pancreas, by Sarah Johnson, Alan Mann
Tissue Engineered Liver by Brittany Shepler, Thomas McCarthy
Tissue Engineered Spleen by Ronen Zeidel, John Vetrano
Opthalmic Tissue Engineering by Kyle Pariseau
Tissue Engineered Cartilage by Christine Davis and Sydney Phillipo
Pigs as Animal Models in Tissue Engineering by Matthew Long
Mice as Animal Models in Tissue Engineering by Jack LaBelle
Rats as Animal Models in Tissue Engineering by Cora Ricker
Chimeras by Lauren Timmins
Chapter 11: In Vitro Tissue Engineering and Untapped Potential
Origami Tissue Engineering, by Adam Ramey
Synthetic Organs on a Chip, by Manuel Escanciano and Chris Lowe
Arthritis and rheumatic diseases by Stephanie Polar
3D Bioprinting by Andrew Mason, Thanh Nguyen and Luke Blauch
Photolithography:Patterned Surfaces by Adlina
Bioreactor Culture: Mechanical Stimulation of Engineered Tissue by Elizabeth Humble
Seminal People and Events
Buddy Ratner by Brandon Johnston
Ear on a Mouse, by Brittany Forkus
Devices and Companies that Support Tissue Engineering
Bioreactors for Tissue Engineering, by Varun Chalupadi and Anthony Sanford
Bioreactors for Tissue Engineering, by Varun Chalupadi, Anthony Sanford and Blayne Sarazin
Vivitro Labs Inc. by Oluwaseyi Daniyan
Organogenesis by Chris Lowe
Remote Patient Monitoring by Michael Mulroy
Stereolithography by Brian Cain
Regeneron by Jacob Kellett
Genentech by Md Shafiul Hossain
Organovo by Charit Tippareddy
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