A device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons
This work presents an in vitro platform for studying the effects of physiologically relevant, axonally applied mechanical insult to neurons in culture. Design considerations are presented, and finite element studies are shown to establish proof of concept. The mold for creating the device was microf...
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ndltd-GATECH-oai-smartech.gatech.edu-1853-531052015-02-05T15:35:21ZA device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neuronsNorman, Harrison E.GlaucomaNeuronsMirodeviceThis work presents an in vitro platform for studying the effects of physiologically relevant, axonally applied mechanical insult to neurons in culture. Design considerations are presented, and finite element studies are shown to establish proof of concept. The mold for creating the device was microfabricated in a cleanroom for use in the replica molding of the device. The process of fabricating the final device is then detailed. Initial biocompatibility assays are presented, and experiments for characterizing the function of the device are proposed.Georgia Institute of TechnologyEthier, Ross2015-01-12T20:53:26Z2015-01-12T20:53:26Z2014-122014-12-04December 20142015-01-12T20:53:26ZThesisapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/1853/53105en_US |
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This work presents an in vitro platform for studying the effects of physiologically relevant, axonally applied mechanical insult to neurons in culture. Design considerations are presented, and finite element studies are shown to establish proof of concept. The mold for creating the device was microfabricated in a cleanroom for use in the replica molding of the device. The process of fabricating the final device is then detailed. Initial biocompatibility assays are presented, and experiments for characterizing the function of the device are proposed. |
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A device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons |
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A device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons |
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A device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons |
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A device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons |
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A device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons |
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device for the graded mechanostimulation of cultured neurons |
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Georgia Institute of Technology |
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