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Tissue transglutaminase: A new method of facilitating hydrogel formation for cartilage regeneration and cartilage surface modification

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Articular cartilage is a type of connective tissue that protects the underlying bone from the compressive forces of daily activities. When cartilage is damaged via a traumatic event, chondral defects are formed and require medical intervention. However, current treatments are of inconsistent efficacy and only benefit a subset of patients....

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biomaterials, cartilage, transglutaminase, hydrogel, drug, and peptide

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Biomedical Engineering

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Marsha Elizabeth Ritter Jones

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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09/12/2018

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09/12/2018

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2008-05-06

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Dissertation
Development and Application of Poly(diol citrates) and a Novel Bioreactor System for Vascular Tissue Engineering

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Despite three decades of intense research into small diameter blood vessel tissue engineering, constructs developed to date lack the elastin necessary for long term patency and the prevention of aneurysms. The suboptimal biochemical composition suggests that new biochemical and mechanical culture methods must be developed. In addition, current biomaterials for...

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elastomer, biomaterials, vascular graft, tissue engineering, and bioreactor

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Biomedical Engineering

Creator:

Antonio Roy Webb

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

Date Uploaded:

09/06/2018

Date Modified:

09/06/2018

Date Created:

2008-03-13

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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