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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"in vitro monitoring"”.

  1. Design of a Fiber Optic Sensor Array for in Vitro Monitoring of Cellular Processes

    Current analysis of the life and death cycles of in vitro cellular systems is based on visual observation methods relying upon morphological changes monitored using a microscope. Data collected from these techniques are not as precise as scientists desire them to be. The methods are discontinuous, …

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  2. Multi-Scale Modelling of Host-Microbe Interactions: From Cell Membranes to Multi-Cellular Gut Models

    Recently, the role of the intestinal tract in health and disease has become of increasing interest. Translation of conventional 2D in vitro and animal models, which have been the cornerstone for intestinal research, is however limited; while human studies are expensive and preclude individual …

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  3. SPECTROSCOPIC ASSESSMENT OF TISSUE ENGINEERED CARTILAGE: A PATHWAY FOR BENCH TO BEDSIDE EVALUATION OF CARTILAGE DEVELOPMENT AND REPAIR

    Cartilage tissue engineering is a promising approach for the repair of chondral defects. Engineering of cartilage combines a three-dimensional scaffold with chondrogenic cells and appropriate external stimuli, and ideally results in constructs with properties that resemble, as closely as possible, …

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  4. Investigation of membrane permeation using ATR-FTIR spectroscopic imaging and multivariate target factor analysis

    … spectroscopy and ATR-FTIR spectroscopic imaging was used for the in vitro monitoring of the mechanisms of drug permeation and the effects of penetration enhancers on silicone membrane and human stratum corneum (SC). Simulated spectroscopic imaging data sets were used to validate the scope and …

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