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Cell and tissue engineering / |
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redactor, Bojana Obradović. |
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1. CREATION OF LIVING TISSUE: AN ENGINEERING FEAT 1<br/>1.1. OPTIONS ON THE TABLE 1<br/>1.2. COMPLEXITY OF BIOLOGICAL ORGANS 2<br/>1.3. SIZING UP THE CHALLENGE 4<br/>1.4. TISSUE ENGINEERING<br/>2. CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM INFORMATION PROCESSING<br/>IN DNA-PROTEIN CODING 9<br/>2.1. INTRODUCTION 9<br/>2.2 BASIC FACTS 11<br/>2.3. DNA-PROTEIN SYSTEM MODELING 13<br/>2.3.1. Energy approach 13<br/>2.3.2. Information approach 14<br/>2.3.3. Synergy approach 16<br/>2.4 HOW DOES THE DNA-PROTEIN INFORMATION SYSTEM WORK? 17<br/>2.4.1. New considerations in mechanisms of DNA action 17<br/>2.4.2. Hydrogen bonds as a central enigma of life 18<br/>2.4.3. Synergy of classical and quantum information 19<br/>2.4.4. Violation of the synergetic DNA-protein information channel and cancer 21<br/>2.5. SUMMARY<br/>3. UNRAVELING THE MEMBRANE FUSION IN SECRETORY CELLS AT THE<br/>NM-LEVEL: A NANOBIOENGINEERING APPROACH 27<br/>3.1. INTRODUCTION 27<br/>3.2. POROSOME: A NEW CELLULAR STRUCTURE 30<br/>3.3. POROSOME: ISOLATION AND RECONSTITUTION 34<br/>3.4. SNARE-INDUCED MEMBRANE FUSION 37<br/>3.5. REGULATION OF SECRETORY VESICLE SWELLING: INVOLVEMENT IN<br/>EXPULSION OF VESICULAR CONTENTS 39<br/>3.6. MOLECULAR UNDERSTANDING OF CELL SECRETION 40 |
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4. BIOPHYSICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINANTS OF CONTRACTILE<br/>FORCE GENERATION, REGULATION, AND FUNCTION 44<br/>4.1. THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION 44<br/>4.1.1 Structure of skeletal muscle 44<br/>4.1.2. What makes muscles shorten? 46<br/>4.1.3. The cross-bridge cycle 47<br/>4.1.4. Swinging lever arm and power stroke 49<br/>4.1.5. Atomic structures of actin and myosin 50<br/>4.2. BUILDING A COMPREHENSIVE MODEL OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION 51<br/>4.2.1. What is the appropriate model to start with? 52<br/>4.2.2 Energy landscape of myosin binding to actin 53<br/>4.2.3. Extensibility of actin and myosin filaments 54<br/>4.2.4. Calcium regulation 55<br/>4.3 MATHEMATICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SLIDING FILA-MENT THEORY AND<br/>COMPUTATIONAL METHODS THEORETICAL MODELS OF MUSCLE<br/>CONTRACTION 57<br/>4.3.1. Basic concepts and definitions<br/>4.3.2. A probabilistic formulation of cross-bridge kinetics 58<br/>4.3.3. Rules for strain-dependent cross-bridge transition rates 60<br/>4.3.4. Stochastic strain dependent binding in 3D sarcomere lattice 62<br/>4.3.5. Probabilistic and stochastic numerical solutions 62<br/>4.4. THEORETICAL MODELS OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION 63<br/>4.4.1 Huxley's sliding filament model in extensible filament lattice 63<br/>4.4.2. Stochastic strain dependent binding in 3D sarcomere lattice 69<br/>4.4.3. Thin filament regulation in skeletal muscle 72<br/>4.4.4. The latch regulatory scheme in smooth muscle<br/>5. CYTOSKELETAL PRESTRESS AS A DETERMINANT OF<br/>DEFORMABILITY AND RHEOLOGY OF ADHERENT CELLS 92<br/>5.1. INTRODUCTION 92<br/>5.2. WHAT IS PRESTRESS? 93<br/>5.3. STATICS: PRESTRESS AND CELL DEFORMABILITY 94<br/>5.3.1. Measurements of cytoskeletal prestress and stiffness 96<br/>5.3.1.1. Traction Microscopy 96<br/>5.3.1.2. Magnetic Twisting Cytometry 97<br/>5.3.2. Modeling of the steady-state mechanical behavior of the CSK 98<br/>5.3.2.2. Prestress induced stiffness of the CSK 101<br/>5.4. DYNAMICS: PRESTRESS AND CELL RHEOLOGY 103<br/>5.4.1. Mechanisms that link cytoskeletal prestress to rheology 106<br/>5.4.1.1. Tensegrity and cytoskeletal rheology 106<br/>5.4.1.2. Myosin cross-bridge kinetics 108<br/>5.4.1.3. Cytoskeletal remodeling 108<br/>5.4.1.4. Activation energy 108<br/>5.4.1.5. Actin network dynamics 109<br/>5.4.1.6. Dynamics of individual polymer chains under sustained tension 110<br/>5.5. CONCLUSIONS |
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6. CELL AND TISSUE ORGANIZATION IN SOFT MATERIALS: INSIGHT<br/>FROM MATHEMATICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL MODELLING 119<br/>6.1. INTRODUCTION 119<br/>6.1.1. Overview of cell and tissue organization principles for adherent cells 119<br/>6.1.2. Classification of mechanical signals and biological responses 120<br/>6.1.3. Effect of substrate mechanics on cell behavior 121<br/>6.1.4. Sensing substrate mechanics: Active mechanosensing 121<br/>6.2. A PRIMER ON ELASTICITY THEORY 123<br/>6.3. TOWARDS A SYSTEM UNDERSTANDING OF THE INFLUENCE OF<br/>SUBSTRATE MECHANICS ON CELL AND TISSUE ORGANIZATION 125<br/>6.3.1. Modeling cellular scale effects 125<br/>6.3.2. Modeling tissue scale effects 128<br/>6.3.3. Modeling subcellular scale effects 130<br/>6.4. OUTLOOK 132<br/>7. SUBSTRATE STRETCHING AND ORIENTATION OF ACTIVE CELLS AS A<br/>STABILITY PROBLEM 135<br/>7.1. INTRODUCTION 135<br/>7.2. MECHANICS PRELIMINARIES 139<br/>7.3. THE NONLINEAR HOMOGENEOUS STRAIN FIELD<br/>OF A STRESS FIBER 142<br/>7.4. THE EQUILIBRIUM PLACEMENTS OF THE STRESS-FIBERS 145<br/>7.5. GLOBALLY STABLE EQUILIBRIUM PLACEMENTS<br/>7.6. APPLICATIONS 151<br/>7.7. DISCUSSION<br/>8. ROLES OF MECHANICAL FORCES AND EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX<br/>PROPERTIES IN CELLULAR SIGNALING IN THE LUNG 158<br/>8.1. INTRODUCTION 158<br/>8.2. MAIN CONSTITUENTS OF THE LUNG CONNECTIVE TISSUE 160<br/>8.2.1. Properties of collagens 160<br/>8.2.2. Properties of elastic fibers 161<br/>8.2.3. Properties of proteoglycans 161<br/>8.2.4. Interstitial cells 162<br/>8.2.5. Air-liquid interface and surface tension 163<br/>8.2.6. Interaction among the tissue components 163<br/>8.3. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE NORMAL LUNG 164<br/>8.3.1. Molecular, fibril and fiber elasticity 164<br/>8.3.2. Elasticity of lung collagen, alveolar wall, tissue strip and whole lung 166<br/>8.4. EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL FORCES ON THE LUNG PARENCHYMA 168<br/>8.4.1. Mechanical forces, cell signaling and biomechanical properties of the ECM 168<br/>8.4.2. Mechanical forces in the diseased lung 170<br/>8.5. SUMMARY 172<br/>9. ENZYME SIGNALING: IMPLICATIONS FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING 179<br/>9.1. INTRODUCTION 180<br/>9.2. GENERAL PROPERTIES OF ENZYMES 181<br/>9.3. METALLOPROTEINASES IN SIGNALING 183<br/>9.3.1. MMPs in diseases 183<br/>9.3.2. Types and Structure of MMPs 184<br/>9.3.3. Activation and inhibition of MMPs 187<br/>9.3.4. Pharmacological manipulations of MMPs 188<br/>9.4. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING |
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10. HYDROGELS IN TISSUE ENGINEERING 197<br/>10.1. INTRODUCTION 197<br/>10.2. WHAT IS A HYDROGEL? 199<br/>10.3. METHODS OF PREPARATION 200<br/>10.3.1. Chemical hydrogel preparation 200<br/>10.3.2. Physical hydrogel preparation 201<br/>10.3.2.1. Hydrogels obtained by ionic interactions 202<br/>10.3.2.2. Hydrogels obtained by crystallization 202<br/>10.3.2.3. Hydrogels obtained from amphiphilic block and graft co-polymers 203<br/>10.3.2.4. Hydrogels obtained by hydrogen bond interactions 204<br/>10.3.2.5. Hydrogels obtained by protein interactions 204<br/>10.4. HYDROGEL PROPERTIES 205<br/>10.4.1. Swelling 205<br/>10.4.2. Responsive hydrogels 206<br/>10.4.3. Surface properties 207<br/>10.4.4. Degradability 208<br/>10.5. METHODS OF CHARACTERIZATION 208<br/>10.6. BIOMEDICAL / TISSUE ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS 209<br/>11. BIOREACTORS IN TISSUE ENGINEERING 217<br/>11.1. INTRODUCTION: WHAT ARE TISSUE-ENGINEERING BIOREACTORS? 217<br/>11.2. MASS TRANSPORT CONSIDERATIONS <br/>11.3. BIOPHYSICAL REGULATION 219<br/>11.3.1. Engineered Bone 219<br/>11.3.2. Engineered Cartilage 221<br/>11.3.3. Engineered Myocardium 223<br/>11.4. SUMMARY 223<br/>12. APPROACHES TO MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF TISSUE<br/>ENGINEERING SYSTEMS 228<br/>12.1. INTRODUCTION 228<br/>12.2. CHARACTERIZATION OF IN VITRO CULTIVATING CONDITIONS 231<br/>12.2.1. Hydrodynamic environment 232<br/>12.2.2. Modeling of mass transfer 234<br/>12.2.2.1. Mass transport through the tissue by diffusion 234<br/>12.2.2.2. Enhancement of mass transport through the tissue by convection 239<br/>12.3. CORRELATIONS OF CULTIVATING CONDITIONS WITH THE CELL<br/>RESPONSE AND TISSUE PROPERTIES 242<br/>12.3.1. Correlations of hydrodynamic conditions with the tissue growth 242<br/>12.3.2. Mathematical model of GAG accumulation in engineered cartilage constructs244<br/>12.4. CONCLUSION 247<br/>13. COMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF TISSUE SELF-ASSEMBLY 251<br/>13.1. THE MODELING APPROACH TO MORPHOGENESIS 251<br/>13.2. IN SILICO TISSUE ENGINEERING 253<br/>13.3. A LATTICE MODEL OF LIVING TISSUES 254<br/>13.4. MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS OF THE SELF<br/>-ASSEMBLY OF LIVING CELLS 258<br/>Index |
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Tissue engineering. |
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Cytology. |
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