Lecture 1 Flashcards
What is tissue engineering? Define?
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What is Regenerative medicine? Define?
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What is needed to be known to engineer of regenerate a tissue?
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What are the processes through which development occurs?
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What are the essential properties of stem cells?
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Why is it important to understand the processes of development?
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What is the human’s limits in regeneration?
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Why do we need TERM when we already have implants?
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What was the first example of an autologous transplant?
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What is the benefit of tissue replacement via transplant? What are the disadvantages?
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Why is there a need for tissue engineering and regeneration?
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How does the regeneration of limbs happen in salamanders? What are the essential features? How long does it take?
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What is epimorphosis?
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What is the difference between regeneration and repair? What kind of animals are able to regenerate? What kind do more repair?
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What are the problems with scar formation?
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Where is scar formation seen in? What cells?
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What are the 3 R’s of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine?
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What is the underlying premise behind the development of TERM?
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What organ was replacement first tried in?
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What is the main skin function? How did the replacement of skin develop?
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How was replacement of the pancreas done? What considerations needs to be taken? What is an example of a replacement strategy?
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Which R strategy is best for what problem? What are examples?
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What is example of repair/regeneration in small intestinal submucosa? What is the method? What is it used for?
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