BIOE 4740 Tissue Engineering
Designation: | ÌýÌý | Elective | |||||||||
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Description: | ÌýÌý | Application of principles from engineering and the life sciences toward the development of biological substitutes that restore, maintain, or improve tissue function. | |||||||||
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Prerequisite: | ÌýÌý | BIOE 2200; BIOE 4100 | |||||||||
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Textbook: | ÌýÌý | Tissue EngineeringÌý B. Palsson and S. BhatiaÌý Prentice Hall |
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Objectives: | ÌýÌý | The overall aim of this course is to understand the basic principles involved in development and fabrication of artificial cellular materials for the replacement of diseased and aged tissues. | |||||||||
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Topics: | ÌýÌý | MorphogenesisÌý Cellular Fate ProcessesÌý Coordination of Cellular Fate ProcessesÌý Cell and Tissue CharacterizationÌý Cell and Tissue PropertiesÌý Cell and Tissue CultureÌý Cell Culture DemonstrationÌý Biomaterial ScaffoldsÌý Tailoring BiomaterialsÌý Conventional Clinical ApproachesÌý Host InteractionÌý Tissue Engineered ProductsÌý Engineering Methods and DesignÌý Extracellular matrix MaterialsÌý Extracellular regulation of cell functionÌý Cell culture and cryopreservationÌý Basic immunology and biocompatibilityÌý Specific tissue requirementsÌý Progress in generating Engineered Substitutes |
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Schedule: | ÌýÌý | 2 - 1 hour and 15 minute lectures per week | |||||||||
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Contribution: | ÌýÌý | Engineering topics | |||||||||
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Prepared by: | ÌýÌý | Scott Molitor (scott.molitor@utoledo.edu) and Tammy Phares (tamara.phares@utoledo.edu). | |||||||||
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