Cardiac Muscle Cell-based Actuator and Self-stabilizing Biorobot - Part 2

Neerajha Nagarajan; Merrel T. Holley; Christian Danielson; Kidong Park; Pinar Zorlutuna

doi:10.3791/55643

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Attuatore a base di cellule muscolari cardiache e bioroboto auto-stabilizzante - parte 2

Cardiac Muscle Cell-based Actuator and Self-stabilizing Biorobot – Part 2

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Cardiac Muscle Cell-based Actuator and Self-stabilizing Biorobot – Part 2

Attuatore a base di cellule muscolari cardiache e bioroboto auto-stabilizzante - parte 2

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May 09, 2017

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10.3791/55643-v

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Neerajha Nagarajan*¹, Merrel T. Holley*², Christian Danielson², Kidong Park*², Pinar Zorlutuna*¹

¹Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, Bioengineering Graduate Program,University of Notre Dame, ²Division of Electrical and Computer Engineering,Louisiana State University

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In questo studio, un attuatore biologico e un bioroboto di nuoto auto-stabilizzante con bracci elastomerici funzionalizzati sono innalzati con cardiomiociti, coltivati e caratterizzati per le loro proprietà biochimiche e biomeccaniche nel tempo.

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