User:Kelli B. Pointer

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Kelli Pointer

Department of Biological Engineering
New House 2
472 Memorial Dr.
Cambridge, MA 02139

kpointer AT mit DOT edu

This website is for my 20.109 class, Laboratory Fundamentals of Biological Engineering.

Module 3 Project Proposal (work in progress)

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References

Blattmann, Annette et al., The formation of pores in the basal lamina of

    regenerated renal tubules Biomaterials (2008)

In this assay they looked at the basal aspects of renal tubules generated at the Interphase of an artificial interstitium in order to gain more knowledge about the generation of renal tubules. They took progenitor cells from neonatal rabbit kidney and put them inside a specific tissue holder that was covered by polyester fleece. They found tissue-specific antibodies that showed that the tubes were completely covered by a basal lamina. The matrix that was formed had three categories of pores which were widely distributed. The pores were also found in collections of duct tubules of the neonatal rabbit kidney.


Research Interests

  • Cancer
  • Stem Cells
  • Tissue Engineering

Education

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2010

Homewood-Flossmoor High School, 2006

Publications

Coming soon!!!


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