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    Microtechnologies for cells an devices – BMES 2019

    ByMarcela Mireles October 22, 2019

    Microtechnologies for cells Phototunable Spatiotemporal Presentation of Viscoelastic and Adhesive Cues in HA Hydrogels Erica Hui1, Kathryn I. Gimeno2, Thomas H. Barker2, Steven R. Caliari1,2 Department of Chemical Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Virginia https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/646778v1.full Developed a hyaluronic acid (HA) hydrogel system to study the role that spatially-patterned matrix mechanical (viscoelastic) and adhesive…

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    BMES 2019 – Cell matrix interactions and platforms for creating engineered ECMs

    ByAdeel Ahmed October 22, 2019

    BMES 2019 saw a number of talks being presented on the topic of controlling extracellular matrix architecture and understanding how cells respond to physical cues from their in ECM. My focus was primarily on talks pertaining to the tumor microenvironment or other tissues which show anisotropy in ECM fiber alignment such as cardiac tissue. Recently,…

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    Constricted migration (BMES 2019)

    ByZahra Allahyari October 22, 2019

    Cancer cell metastasis is responsible for 80 percent of cancer-related death. The metastatic cells migrate through tight constricting spaces, therefore constricted migration and its enabling mechanisms have received a lot of attentions in recent years. The most famous research groups that are working in this field are Lammerding group, Discher group, Wolf and Friedl group,…

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    BMES 2019 Recap: Organ-on-a-chip models with emphasis on modeling blood-brain barrier

    ByShayan Gholizadeh October 21, 2019

    There were lots of interesting talks and posters on organ-on-a-chip models with emphasis on modeling blood-brain barrier. I have selected four of them as a summary. 3D model of diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma growth, migration and blood-brain barrier interactions Alanna M. Farrell, Raleigh M. Linville, Gabrielle N. Grifno, Peter C. Searson Johns Hopkins University, Department…

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    Sepsis and Sepsis-Associated Neutrophil Dysfunction – BMES 2019

    ByAlec October 21, 2019

    Introduction Sepsis related projects had a decent presence at this years Biomedical Engineering Society (2019). I will detail a few of the talks I found most relevant to our group and research. Nanomedicine for Acute Criticial Illness by Dr. Jacob Brenner (U Penn Medical) Dr. Brenner is a practicing physician working on ICAM-1, PECAM-1, and…

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    Woods Hole Workshop on Microplastics in the Oceans

    ByGreg Madejski October 21, 2019

    Summary: Dan and I went to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute to learn about the current state of microplastics research. There were a number of things that we learned that we did not know. The common sentiment among researchers agreed climate change was a much bigger threat to humans than microplastics, but the reality and immediacy…

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    Modular assembly of the µSiM

    ByJim October 8, 2019October 8, 2019

    Design and Manufacturing Plans from Aline: 2019-09-23 Rochester Assembly Step by Step Prototype Runs @ ALine Post-fabrication assembly (cutting with lower power to eliminate bubbles) …  

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    STED Imaging of Silica Beads

    ByKilean October 8, 2019

    To try to calibrate the STED for imaging on our membranes, Bill and I have been trying to use 50 nm silica beads that have been captured on the membrane. However, we discovered initially that the beads were actually not too easy to work with and clumped like crazy. On STED, we weren’t really able…

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    hiPSC Differentiation to Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cells (BMEC)

    ByMolly McCloskey October 7, 2019February 4, 2020

    INTRODUCTION The blood-brain barrier (BBB) is a highly selective endothelial barrier that serves a crucial role in maintaining tissue homeostasis in the brain. Many current models, however, suffer from low TEER and permeability values far greater than physiological levels. Recently, human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSC) have been differentiated into BMECS with very high TEER…

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    Confocal Analysis of Apical and Basal ICAM-1 Expression Following Polarized Cytokine Delivery

    ByAlec September 24, 2019

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